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EDUC2200

EDUC2200 Final Exam Study Guide

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What GPA do you need to get into Fairmont State's Education program? 2.75 or higher
What philosophy strives to teach students the accumulated knowledge of our civilism through core curriculum courses? essentialism
What are the two teacher centered philosophies? essentialism and perrenialism
What are the two teacher unions? AFT and NEA
What philosophy states the goal of education is to develop rational through and to discipline minds to think rigorously? perrenialism
What does most of school funding get used for? instruction
What philosophy organizes schools around the concerns, curiosity, and real-world experiences of students (founded by John Dewey)? progressivism
What philosophy encourages schools to focus on alleviating social inequities and reconstructs society into social order? social reconstructivism
What philosophy asserts that the purpose of education is to help children find the meaning and direction of their own lives? existentialism
Superintendents must have how much teaching experience prior to filling the role? 0 years
Who has the most responsibility in a school district? superintendent
Who is in charge of the pressures of the district? superintendent
What three governments fund public education? federal, state, local
What is abelism? the act of not including students with disabilities
What are the reasons for priviatization? (1) improving schools (2) providing democratic choice (3) meeting global competitioin
What's the assumption every student benefits from the same supports? equality
What's it called when everyone gets the support they need individually? equity
Are there major intellectual differences between boys and girls? no
Are there more female or male teachers in WV? female
What is a common identity based on ancestry, language, culture, or region of origin? ethnicity
What is a person's background/ancestry (where they came from)? origin
What is the presence of different and multiple characteristics that make up individuals? diversity
What is the criteria to get into FSU's teacher program? a B average in EDUC 2200, 2201, and 2203
Why do we use APA citing? to have one universal citation
What philosophies are student centered? social reconstructivism, existentialism, and progressivism
We are competing in a global economy; want strict code of conduct and core courses; rigorous standards essentialism
Building a school based on what students want; equal voice in decision making; help students find their way existentialism
Focus on classical works of literature; students enjoy and want to read; students know how to think perennialism
Taking a class trip to learn first hand; integrated curriculum; solve real-world problems progressivism
Leave society better than it was found; develop social conscience and political skills social reconstrucitivsm
What are the roles of the superintendent? set budget, hire staff, ensure curriculum needs are met, develop new programs, set district goals
What's a social construct that divides people into distinct groups based on physical traits regarded as common among people of shared ancestry? race
What's a personal set or institutionalized system of religious attitudes, beliefs, and practices for faith and worship? religion
What students are unable to communicate fluently or learn effectively in English, often come from non-English-speaking homes and backgrounds, and require specialized or modified instruction in both the English language and their academic courses? English Language Learners
What is a systematic means of communicating ideas or feelings by the use of conventionalized signs, sounds, gestures, or marks having understood meanings? language
What are characteristics of a public school? run by local school districts, get financing from local state and federal government, do not charge tuition, open enrollment, and anchors in a community
What are characteristics of a public magnet school? public, run by school districts, funding from local state and federal government and grants/donations, no tuition, students learn all subjects, attract students from diverse backgounds by focusing on a specific subject
What are characteristics of a public charter school? different instructional methods and curriculum, public, no tuition, run by different types of entities, anybody can apply, needs to meet expectations
What are characters of an online academy? available for anyone, usually public, no tuition, organized curriculum, students learn at their own pace
What are characteristics of a private school? numerous kinds, independent or faith-based, charge tuition, need to be accepted, not run by the government
What are characteristics of homeschooling? provided by different groups and online resources, parents can design materials
What are characteristics of rows? tradition, enhances individual work, teacher-centered, great for large groups, little social interaction, hard for educator to have even view, students in back have a disadvantage
What are characteristics of the u-shape? great for discussion groups, easy access, best with smaller class sizes, takes up much space, may be intimidating
What are characteristics of tables/groups? common in elementary schools, encourages interactions, optimizes space, students can lose focus, some students don't have a clear view of the teacher
What are characteristics of o-shapes? enhances discussion, uncommon, distributes power, hard to access, hard for all students to see the board
What are characteristics of the auditorium style? clear view, easier to focus, promotes group work, sometimes challenging to move to other locations, harder to mange
What's an open-concept classroom? a large group of students varying in skill levels are in a single classroom with several teachers overseeing them
What's the salary of a teacher dependent on? seniority/levels of experience and level of degree
What's the difference between state and national standards? state standards are more specific and made by the state national standards are broader and made by organizations
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