EDUC 1301 MIDTERM EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALL
CORRECT
Tracking students has led to ____________ of students based on race, class, and
language within school programs, such as gifted and talented or special education
placement - Answer-Resegregation
Queer is a term now used to reject ____________ - Answer-Assimilation
_______________ Is a law that makes it illegal to treat students differently based on
gender - Answer-Title IX
Schools provide the same support for LGBTQ students as they do for their non-LGBTQ
students - Answer-False
Of the programs offered in schools to help ELLs to become fluent English speakers,
_______________ is the most commonly used program and schools - Answer-English
as a second language (ESL)
Teachers must not allow their own religious beliefs to _____________ with their ability
to provide equal educational opportunities to students whose families have different
religious beliefs or belong to different religious groups - Answer-Interfere
______________ called for social justice and education - Answer-John Dewey
Culturally ________________ teachers perceive cultures and experiences of their
students as strengths and use their students cultural heritages as resources to enrich
the curriculum - Answer-Responsible
A curriculum for ____________ encourages students to identify inequalities across
groups, ask why they continue to exist, and work to illuminate the inequalities - Answer-
Social justice
In the United States, the focus of both PreK-12 and higher education has been largely
based on ____________________ Heritage, experiences, literature, and scholarship -
Answer-Western European/white
, Multicultural teachers believe that subjects in school should be explored from
____________ which allows for curricula to more accurately reflect the histories and
cultures of many groups in our nation - Answer-Multiple perspectives
Multicultural education is a philosophical framework that embraces the uniqueness and
diversity of ________________ students - Answer-All
______________ Is a practice designed to re-integrate a student who has caused harm
back into the community that has been harmed - Answer-Restorative justice
The practice of assigning harsh punishments (e.g., expulsion, arrest) for amiss
behaviors that do not put staff or students at risk can contribute to what is known as the
_________________. This practice can add to the criminalization of those students
most vulnerable of dropping out of school - Answer-School-to-prison pipeline
Economic hardships, housing instability, homelessness, health issues, family
dysfunctions and _____________ are some examples of why students decided to drop
out of school - Answer-Bullying
Children who live in poverty and who read below grade level by third grade are
_________ times as likely not to graduate from high school as students born into
households above the poverty line - Answer-Three
Students whose parents finish high school are less likely to complete high school than
those whose parents did not graduate - Answer-False
When teaching, some students will grasp new ideas quickly and others will struggle.
When you are faced with this challenge you will need to? - Answer-Differentiate your
instruction
Jean Piaget conceptualized four stages of cognitive development: sensorimotor
stage,_______________, concrete operations stage, and formal operations stage. -
Answer-Preoperational stage
Brain research shows that the long lasting effects of ______________ —especially
during sensitive periods of brain development can change how the brain functions as a
child grows. - Answer-Stress
The ___________ of each persons brain is exceptional - Answer-Architecture
The view of intelligence as a single ability is referred to as general intelligence. General
intelligence as it relates to learning is measured by - Answer-Standardized exams
For teachers, a more useful approach to understanding intelligence is the multiple
intelligence theory of Howard Gardner - Answer-True
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALL
CORRECT
Tracking students has led to ____________ of students based on race, class, and
language within school programs, such as gifted and talented or special education
placement - Answer-Resegregation
Queer is a term now used to reject ____________ - Answer-Assimilation
_______________ Is a law that makes it illegal to treat students differently based on
gender - Answer-Title IX
Schools provide the same support for LGBTQ students as they do for their non-LGBTQ
students - Answer-False
Of the programs offered in schools to help ELLs to become fluent English speakers,
_______________ is the most commonly used program and schools - Answer-English
as a second language (ESL)
Teachers must not allow their own religious beliefs to _____________ with their ability
to provide equal educational opportunities to students whose families have different
religious beliefs or belong to different religious groups - Answer-Interfere
______________ called for social justice and education - Answer-John Dewey
Culturally ________________ teachers perceive cultures and experiences of their
students as strengths and use their students cultural heritages as resources to enrich
the curriculum - Answer-Responsible
A curriculum for ____________ encourages students to identify inequalities across
groups, ask why they continue to exist, and work to illuminate the inequalities - Answer-
Social justice
In the United States, the focus of both PreK-12 and higher education has been largely
based on ____________________ Heritage, experiences, literature, and scholarship -
Answer-Western European/white
, Multicultural teachers believe that subjects in school should be explored from
____________ which allows for curricula to more accurately reflect the histories and
cultures of many groups in our nation - Answer-Multiple perspectives
Multicultural education is a philosophical framework that embraces the uniqueness and
diversity of ________________ students - Answer-All
______________ Is a practice designed to re-integrate a student who has caused harm
back into the community that has been harmed - Answer-Restorative justice
The practice of assigning harsh punishments (e.g., expulsion, arrest) for amiss
behaviors that do not put staff or students at risk can contribute to what is known as the
_________________. This practice can add to the criminalization of those students
most vulnerable of dropping out of school - Answer-School-to-prison pipeline
Economic hardships, housing instability, homelessness, health issues, family
dysfunctions and _____________ are some examples of why students decided to drop
out of school - Answer-Bullying
Children who live in poverty and who read below grade level by third grade are
_________ times as likely not to graduate from high school as students born into
households above the poverty line - Answer-Three
Students whose parents finish high school are less likely to complete high school than
those whose parents did not graduate - Answer-False
When teaching, some students will grasp new ideas quickly and others will struggle.
When you are faced with this challenge you will need to? - Answer-Differentiate your
instruction
Jean Piaget conceptualized four stages of cognitive development: sensorimotor
stage,_______________, concrete operations stage, and formal operations stage. -
Answer-Preoperational stage
Brain research shows that the long lasting effects of ______________ —especially
during sensitive periods of brain development can change how the brain functions as a
child grows. - Answer-Stress
The ___________ of each persons brain is exceptional - Answer-Architecture
The view of intelligence as a single ability is referred to as general intelligence. General
intelligence as it relates to learning is measured by - Answer-Standardized exams
For teachers, a more useful approach to understanding intelligence is the multiple
intelligence theory of Howard Gardner - Answer-True
