NATIONAL BOARD FOR PROFESSIONAL
TEACHING STANDARDS FINAL STUDY
GUIDE 2026 COMPLETE SOLVED
QUESTIONS 100% CORRECT
◉Broad Goal 1. Answer: To transit culture, knowledge, and values-
society uses standards to convey its values
◉broad goal 2. Answer: to reconstruct society-teach students to
question and change current practices and traditions primarily
through use of a social action curriculum
◉School Choice. Answer: allows for open enrollment, vouchers,
charter schools and magnet schools.
◉Charter school. Answer: tax supported public school that has legal
permission from a local or state school board to operate
◉Voucher. Answer: admission ticket to any school, public or private.
Family goes 'shopping' for best school. The school takes voucher,
returns it to gov't who then gives school $.
, ◉Magnet school. Answer: offers one or more special programs--
math, arts science, etc. drawing students from near and far.
◉Open enrollment. Answer: school practice where students are not
required to attend closest public school.
◉Norm-referenced tests. Answer: student performance compared to
others in the country
◉objective referenced tests. Answer: measures mastery of a
designated body of knowledge/specific programs of study.
◉school standards. Answer: intended to transmit society's
knowledge and values
◉Standards Based ed. Answer: specifies what students should learn,
focuses education on curriculum, instruction, and meeting standards
and incorporates continual testing to determine achievement of
standards
◉core curriculum. Answer: a central body of knowledge that schools
require all students to study that is often driven by state standards
TEACHING STANDARDS FINAL STUDY
GUIDE 2026 COMPLETE SOLVED
QUESTIONS 100% CORRECT
◉Broad Goal 1. Answer: To transit culture, knowledge, and values-
society uses standards to convey its values
◉broad goal 2. Answer: to reconstruct society-teach students to
question and change current practices and traditions primarily
through use of a social action curriculum
◉School Choice. Answer: allows for open enrollment, vouchers,
charter schools and magnet schools.
◉Charter school. Answer: tax supported public school that has legal
permission from a local or state school board to operate
◉Voucher. Answer: admission ticket to any school, public or private.
Family goes 'shopping' for best school. The school takes voucher,
returns it to gov't who then gives school $.
, ◉Magnet school. Answer: offers one or more special programs--
math, arts science, etc. drawing students from near and far.
◉Open enrollment. Answer: school practice where students are not
required to attend closest public school.
◉Norm-referenced tests. Answer: student performance compared to
others in the country
◉objective referenced tests. Answer: measures mastery of a
designated body of knowledge/specific programs of study.
◉school standards. Answer: intended to transmit society's
knowledge and values
◉Standards Based ed. Answer: specifies what students should learn,
focuses education on curriculum, instruction, and meeting standards
and incorporates continual testing to determine achievement of
standards
◉core curriculum. Answer: a central body of knowledge that schools
require all students to study that is often driven by state standards
