EDU 703 - Educational Policy
exam questions and answers
Charter School enrollments:
A.Display deep-seated parental dissatisfaction with conventional public
schools
B.Illustrate how profoundly charter schools discriminate against nonwhite
students
C.Are equal in number with home school enrollments
D.All of the above
E.None of the above
E.None of the above
Education policy is a product of
A.U.S. Congress
B.State legislatures
C.Local school boards
D.Courts
E.All the above
E.All the above
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An overwhelming danger of permitting parents to determine the minimum
quantum of education appropriate for their children is?
A. They will discriminate against the education of girls.
B. They may under invest in schooling to the detriment of the larger
society
C. They may fall under the influence of offbeat religious or political
fanatics
D. All of the above
B. They may under invest in schooling to the detriment of the larger
society
Spillover effects include:
A. Airport noise.
B. Schooling
C. Water pollution
D. Defense.
E. All of the above
B. Schooling
"Non operating" school districts;
A. Outsource pupil transportation.
B. Provide tax shelters
C. Are always products of religious cults
D. All the above
B. Provide tax shelters
Which of the following was a product of "The Progressive Era" reforms?
A. The "pay automatic" teacher salary schedule
B. Depoliticizing of school board elections
C. School district consolidation
D. All the above
D. All the above
Which of the following Presidents could most legitimately claim to be "an
education President?
, A. Thomas Jefferson
B. Lyndon B Johnson
C. Jimmy Carter
D. George W. Bush
B. Lyndon B Johnson
Milton Friedman was:
A. A Nobel prize-winning proponent of market oriented economies
B. A staunch enemy of public schooling
C. Too timid as a public intellect to defend his ideas.
D. All the above.
A. A Nobel prize winning proponent of market oriented economies
A challenge facing any government offered service or product is:
A. Identifying measures by which to judge effects and effectiveness.
B. Determining for how long to offer the service.
C. Determining what the service costs
D. All the above
D. All the above
According to Charles Wolf, the cardinal public policy choice is:
A. To put proposed items or services out to private sector bid.
B. To permit religious organizations to benefit from public services.
C. Whether to provide the service directly through government or through
mechanisms in the private sector
D. Determine the age at which minors should be permitted to drink
C. Whether to provide the service directly through government or through
mechanisms in the private sector
Weighted student formulas:
A. Distribute financial resources in accord with varying student
characteristics
B. Are a late 20th-century invention
C. Based more on political judgment and historic precedent that scientific
findings.
exam questions and answers
Charter School enrollments:
A.Display deep-seated parental dissatisfaction with conventional public
schools
B.Illustrate how profoundly charter schools discriminate against nonwhite
students
C.Are equal in number with home school enrollments
D.All of the above
E.None of the above
E.None of the above
Education policy is a product of
A.U.S. Congress
B.State legislatures
C.Local school boards
D.Courts
E.All the above
E.All the above
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An overwhelming danger of permitting parents to determine the minimum
quantum of education appropriate for their children is?
A. They will discriminate against the education of girls.
B. They may under invest in schooling to the detriment of the larger
society
C. They may fall under the influence of offbeat religious or political
fanatics
D. All of the above
B. They may under invest in schooling to the detriment of the larger
society
Spillover effects include:
A. Airport noise.
B. Schooling
C. Water pollution
D. Defense.
E. All of the above
B. Schooling
"Non operating" school districts;
A. Outsource pupil transportation.
B. Provide tax shelters
C. Are always products of religious cults
D. All the above
B. Provide tax shelters
Which of the following was a product of "The Progressive Era" reforms?
A. The "pay automatic" teacher salary schedule
B. Depoliticizing of school board elections
C. School district consolidation
D. All the above
D. All the above
Which of the following Presidents could most legitimately claim to be "an
education President?
, A. Thomas Jefferson
B. Lyndon B Johnson
C. Jimmy Carter
D. George W. Bush
B. Lyndon B Johnson
Milton Friedman was:
A. A Nobel prize-winning proponent of market oriented economies
B. A staunch enemy of public schooling
C. Too timid as a public intellect to defend his ideas.
D. All the above.
A. A Nobel prize winning proponent of market oriented economies
A challenge facing any government offered service or product is:
A. Identifying measures by which to judge effects and effectiveness.
B. Determining for how long to offer the service.
C. Determining what the service costs
D. All the above
D. All the above
According to Charles Wolf, the cardinal public policy choice is:
A. To put proposed items or services out to private sector bid.
B. To permit religious organizations to benefit from public services.
C. Whether to provide the service directly through government or through
mechanisms in the private sector
D. Determine the age at which minors should be permitted to drink
C. Whether to provide the service directly through government or through
mechanisms in the private sector
Weighted student formulas:
A. Distribute financial resources in accord with varying student
characteristics
B. Are a late 20th-century invention
C. Based more on political judgment and historic precedent that scientific
findings.
