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ED-100 Final: Chapters 1 and 2
Flashcards for Chapters 1 and 2
30 cards·by hbielenberg
The constitutional Amendment allowing women the right to vote is...
The Nineteenth Amendment
In a recent study, parents gave highest grades to the school...
their oldest child attends
School districts are more likely to retain new teachers if they have effective...
induction programs
Standards established by national agencies that provide assurance to the public that
graduates of programs are qualified and competent are..
accreditation programs
The organization that created a set of principles that describe what teachers should know and
be able to do is...
InTASC
The movement that represented a reaction against certain beliefs of the Roman Catholic
church, particularly those that discouraged learning
The Reformation
A comprehensive assessment system through which candidates demonstrate proficiencies in
the area being measured is a ...
performance assessment
A medieval curriculum that consisted of the trivium and the quadrivium was...
seven liberal arts
Which of the following is considered to be one of the major teaching shortage areas?
ESL Teachers
The logical and philosophical study of the beliefs of the church is...
scholasticism
In early America, common religious views/town life/large mid. class made it possible to
agree on common public schools in...
Northern Colonies
Mr. Johnson created a digital compilation of how accomplishments, sample lesson plans, etc.
to present to hiring principals...this is a...
protfolio
A national association that created and publishes standards and offers certification to
accomplished teachers is...
NBPTS
The American Academy opened by Ben Franklin (Philadelphia 1751) was most like which of the
present-day schools?
a contemporary highs school with a vocational track
In a recent study, parents identified the most serious problems facing our schools as...
lack of financial support
An assessment that measures the ability of students to perform a task in a real-life situation
is...
authentic assessment
Your first three years of teaching are referred as...
induction
The first kindergarten was established by...
Froebel
A way of teaching that centers on the use of questions by the teacher to leas students to a
conclusion is..
The Socratic Method
The period during which the importance of human learning and knowledge was deemphasized in
western civilization is called the..
Dark Ages
The French philosopher who laid the groundwork for the foundations for rationalism was...
Rene Descartes
A period of Greek history in which sufficiently great strides were made in human achievement
to generate an organized concern for formal ed.
Age of Pericles
The 17th century English educator who believed in the idea of Tabula Rosa, or blank slate of a
child's mind which could be imprinted upon...
John Locke
The period during which individuals protested against the dogmatic authority the church
exerted over their social and intellectual life...
Renaissance
Statements about what teachers should know and be able to do as novice teachers are...
Standards
The current age in which information and its management are critical to education and
societal advancement is...
The Information Age
The earliest known roots of the humanist movement in education are found in the writings of
Quintilian
Beliefs, Attitudes, and Values that facilitate a teacher's work with students and parents
are...
dispositions
The greatest development for a more formal education was the development of...
written communication
Spending time in a variety of classrooms is an important component of...
Systematic Observation