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Kindergarten Readiness Act of 2010 - ANSWER- ~Amended the California Ed Code
~changed the required birthday for admission to K & 1st grade.
~established a TK program beginning in the 2012-2013 school year.


SMART Goal stands for: - ANSWER- Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Realistic/Relevant
Time-Bound


The ______________ has the authority to adopt policies in any given school district. - ANSWER-
school board



Bolstering the alternative - ANSWER- ~a form of bias
~aka: confirmation bias
~only searches for information that supports a preferred choice


In Everson v. Board of Education the Supreme court held that public tax money could be used to
transport students to religious schools on the basis of the _____________. - ANSWER- child
benefit theory


The "Parent Empowerment" law (Article 3 of SBX54) - ANSWER- ~parents can 'trigger'
school change
~If majority of parents at a school sign a petition they will be given the option of all of the
following reforms

,**child scholarship to go to a private school.
**convert the existing school into a charter school.
**send their child to another public school.
~They DO NOT get funds to homeschool child.


Leading and Learning by Walking Around (LLBWA) - ANSWER- ~short time segments to get
out of the office and get a feel for what is going on in a school.
~1 benefit: holistic observation of school culture & climate.


student handbook - ANSWER- ~communicates school behavioral norms
~codes of conduct
~student rights and responsibilities
~unacceptable behavior
~procedures for due process and appeals.


What are some instructional strategies that positively affect student learning? - ANSWER-
~Summarizing and note taking
~Homework and practice
~Cooperative learning
~Generating and testing hypotheses


Instructional strategies that positively affect student learning - ANSWER- ~Summarizing and
note taking
~Homework and practice
~Cooperative learning
~Generating and testing hypotheses

, The 1997 reauthorization of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) introduced
important changes in the provision of special education services for students with disabilities. It
requires that _______________. - ANSWER- students with disabilities have:
~access to,
~involvement in &
~progress in the general curriculum.


A career academy is... - ANSWER- a small learning community within a high school
~brings together school and the world of work
~engages students who might be indifferent to, or possibly even drop out of school.


What is systems thinking? - ANSWER- A broad view used to understand and change an
organization.
~overall structures
~patterns and cycles in systems,
~rather than seeing only specific events in the system.
"Field Guide to Consulting and Organizational Development". "Publications" at
http://www.authenticityconsulting.com


Backward planning - ANSWER- identifying the content that needs to be mastered, then
designing assessments and activities to support student learning


SISP - ANSWER- Specialized Instructional Support Personnel
~staff who supports students
*speech & language
*nurses
*behavioral specialists
*psych, etc.

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