a culture that is associated with or part of a larger culture; a culture that is not the entire culture of a nation or other entity. Sometimes called "micro culture", but a subculture is not necessarily small or minority of a larger culture

people who share a collection of specific abilities or disabilities

Curriculum-based measurement (CBM)

a formative evaluation method design to evalute performance in the curriculum to which students are exposed; usually involoves givig students a proponents argue that CBM is preferable to comparing students with national norms or nonreflect curriculum test

Classwide peer tutoring (CWPT)

an instructional pprocedure in which all students in the class are involved in tutoring and being tutored by classmates on specific skills as directed by their teacher

Sheltered-English approach

an method in which language-minority students are taught all their subjects in English at a level that is modified constantly according to individual's needs

a small organized dissenting group within a larger one, especially in politics.

a social group, often comprising multiple families or clans, defined by shared culture, language, traditions, and, frequently, a specific geographic territory

groups of three or more youth or young adults (typically aged 12–24) who associate on a recurring basis, share a common identity (often using symbols, colors, or signs), and engage in delinquent or criminal activity that disrupts the school environment

ensuring fair, equitable access to high-quality learning opportunities and resources for all students, regardless of their background, race, socioeconomic status, or ability

ensures every student receives the specific resources, support, and opportunities they need to achieve their full academic potential, regardless of background, race, income, or ability

the presence of, and respect for, a wide range of human differences within a learning environment

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Term	Definition
Subculture	a culture that is associated with or part of a larger culture; a culture that is not the entire culture of a nation or other entity. Sometimes called "micro culture", but a subculture is not necessarily small or minority of a larger culture
Exceptionally group	people who share a collection of specific abilities or disabilities
Curriculum-based measurement (CBM)	a formative evaluation method design to evalute performance in the curriculum to which students are exposed; usually involoves givig students a proponents argue that CBM is preferable to comparing students with national norms or nonreflect curriculum test
Classwide peer tutoring (CWPT)	an instructional pprocedure in which all students in the class are involved in tutoring and being tutored by classmates on specific skills as directed by their teacher
Sheltered-English approach	an method in which language-minority students are taught all their subjects in English at a level that is modified constantly according to individual's needs
Factions	a small organized dissenting group within a larger one, especially in politics.
Clans	a small organized dissenting group within a larger one, especially in politics.
Tribes	a social group, often comprising multiple families or clans, defined by shared culture, language, traditions, and, frequently, a specific geographic territory
Gangs	groups of three or more youth or young adults (typically aged 12–24) who associate on a recurring basis, share a common identity (often using symbols, colors, or signs), and engage in delinquent or criminal activity that disrupts the school environment
Justice	ensuring fair, equitable access to high-quality learning opportunities and resources for all students, regardless of their background, race, socioeconomic status, or ability
Equity	ensures every student receives the specific resources, support, and opportunities they need to achieve their full academic potential, regardless of background, race, income, or ability
Diversity	the presence of, and respect for, a wide range of human differences within a learning environment

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