AAFCS Education Fundamentals Exam with all Correct & 100%
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1. About Me "intro" 1A1. Career portfolios
page Table of
Contents Professional
Documents Teaching
Philosophy Classroom
Management
Assessments
Lesson Plans
Unit Plans
1A2. Teacher induction
2. Encompasses orientation to the workplace,
social-ization, mentoring, and guidance
through beginning teacher practice.
1A3. Multiple roles of
3. -Information Provider ed-ucators
-Facilitator
-Planner
-Learning Evaluator
-Role Model
-Classroom Supporter
1A4. Professional
4. Commitment to school community respon-sibilities of
Reflection on professional growth and practice those engaged in
(feed-back and additional education) education careers
Professional obligations (follows policies and
rules) Family engagement
Student perception (safe, healthy, and
supported)
5. Provide opportunities for teacher candidates to apply 1A5. Field
experiences
concepts and skills learned in real classroom settings.
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6. Opportunities for an experienced professional 1A6. Observations
to cri-tique novice teachers while in a real
classroom envi-ronment.
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7. Associate degree (2 years) for preschool 1A7. Education and
teachers, bachelor's (4 years) and later train-ing required for
master's (+2 years) for elementary and education careers
secondary teachers.
1B1. Dispositions of
8. Positive verbal and non-verbal behaviors indi-viduals working
support student learning and development. in educa-tion
These behaviors must always be careers
demonstrated as educators interact with
families, colleagues, and communities.
9. Educators must continue to improve their skills 1B2. Professional growth
10. Educators look for opportunities to 1B3. Lifelong learning
improve their skills throughout their
career.
11. Honoring responsibilities, honesty, fairness, integrity, 1B4.
Professional atti-diligence, loyalty, cooperation, justice,
faithfulness, re- tudes and behaviors spect for others and self.
12. Freedom of teachers and students to teach, 1C1. Academic freedom
study, and pursue knowledge without
unreasonable inter-ference or restriction
from law, regulations, or public pressure.
13. From 2001 to 2015, federal law provided money for ex- 1C2. No
Child Left Behind
tra educational assistance for poor children in (ESSA),
return for improvements in their academic continues to
progress. Main criticism was too much focus require
on high-stakes testing (accountability). The annual test-
replacement act, "Every Student Succeeds Act ing in
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, AAFCS Education Fundamentals Exam with all Correct & 100%
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grades three through eight, but allows states(NCLB)
to use metrics other than test scores in their
plans for evaluating schools.
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1. About Me "intro" 1A1. Career portfolios
page Table of
Contents Professional
Documents Teaching
Philosophy Classroom
Management
Assessments
Lesson Plans
Unit Plans
1A2. Teacher induction
2. Encompasses orientation to the workplace,
social-ization, mentoring, and guidance
through beginning teacher practice.
1A3. Multiple roles of
3. -Information Provider ed-ucators
-Facilitator
-Planner
-Learning Evaluator
-Role Model
-Classroom Supporter
1A4. Professional
4. Commitment to school community respon-sibilities of
Reflection on professional growth and practice those engaged in
(feed-back and additional education) education careers
Professional obligations (follows policies and
rules) Family engagement
Student perception (safe, healthy, and
supported)
5. Provide opportunities for teacher candidates to apply 1A5. Field
experiences
concepts and skills learned in real classroom settings.
1/
50
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6. Opportunities for an experienced professional 1A6. Observations
to cri-tique novice teachers while in a real
classroom envi-ronment.
2/
50
,AAFCS Education Fundamentals Exam with all Correct & 100%
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7. Associate degree (2 years) for preschool 1A7. Education and
teachers, bachelor's (4 years) and later train-ing required for
master's (+2 years) for elementary and education careers
secondary teachers.
1B1. Dispositions of
8. Positive verbal and non-verbal behaviors indi-viduals working
support student learning and development. in educa-tion
These behaviors must always be careers
demonstrated as educators interact with
families, colleagues, and communities.
9. Educators must continue to improve their skills 1B2. Professional growth
10. Educators look for opportunities to 1B3. Lifelong learning
improve their skills throughout their
career.
11. Honoring responsibilities, honesty, fairness, integrity, 1B4.
Professional atti-diligence, loyalty, cooperation, justice,
faithfulness, re- tudes and behaviors spect for others and self.
12. Freedom of teachers and students to teach, 1C1. Academic freedom
study, and pursue knowledge without
unreasonable inter-ference or restriction
from law, regulations, or public pressure.
13. From 2001 to 2015, federal law provided money for ex- 1C2. No
Child Left Behind
tra educational assistance for poor children in (ESSA),
return for improvements in their academic continues to
progress. Main criticism was too much focus require
on high-stakes testing (accountability). The annual test-
replacement act, "Every Student Succeeds Act ing in
3/
50
, AAFCS Education Fundamentals Exam with all Correct & 100%
Verified Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
grades three through eight, but allows states(NCLB)
to use metrics other than test scores in their
plans for evaluating schools.
4/
50
