PPR PRACTICE EXAM CONCLUDING
REVIEW SHEET PRACTICE SOLUTION
BUNDLED FULLY VERIFIED ONE
HUNDRED PERCENT PASS GUARANTEED
⩥ hidden curriculum.
Answer: Values or behaviors that students learn indirectly over
the course of their schooling. refers to the unspoken and
unofficial norms, behaviors, and values that kids learn at school
in addition to the official curriculum of math, reading, science,
and so on. These can include expectations about how to act in
public (standing in line), how to interact with non-parental
authority figures, and messages about social hierarchies, and so
on.
⩥ homogeneous grouping.
Answer: An educational practice in which students of similar
abilities are placed within the same instructional groups.
Research indicates that it is an ineffective instructional approach
that can result in low student self-esteem and usually does not
result in improved student learning.
⩥ House Bill 72.
,Answer: Series of education reforms in TX headed by Ross
Perot that gave higher teacher salaries, more teacher
requirements, and the no pass no play rule.
⩥ I-Message.
Answer: Clear nonaccusatory statement of how something is
affecting you practically and emotionally.
⩥ Individual Education Program (IEP).
Answer: A written educational plan for special needs students
developed by professionals and the child's parent. Describes
education related services developed for each student with a
disability. It is a requirement of the IDEA (Individuals with
Disabilities Education Act).
⩥ inductive reasoning.
Answer: Reasoning from detailed facts to general principles. It
constructs or evaluates general propositions that are derived
from specific examples. Inductive reasoning contrasts with
deductive reasoning, in which specific examples are derived
from general propositions.
⩥ integration.
, Answer: Process of bringing people of different races in schools
together rather than in separate schools or settings.
⩥ intrinsic motivation.
Answer: A desire to do something that comes from within
oneself. Type of motivation in which a person performs an
action because the act itself is rewarding or satisfying in some
internal manner.
⩥ Lawrence Kohlberg.
Answer: Theorist who claimed individuals go through a series of
stages in the process of moral development. Kohlberg's theory of
moral development outlined six stages within three different
levels. Kohlberg extended Piaget's theory, proposing that moral
development is a continual process that occurs throughout the
lifespan.
⩥ Lau vs. Nichols.
Answer: Supreme Court rule that schools that do not provide
special help for children with limited English are limiting their
civil rights.This is landmark legislation for bilingual education
in the U.S.(1974). The Supreme Court ruled that school districts
must help non-English speaking students learn English.
REVIEW SHEET PRACTICE SOLUTION
BUNDLED FULLY VERIFIED ONE
HUNDRED PERCENT PASS GUARANTEED
⩥ hidden curriculum.
Answer: Values or behaviors that students learn indirectly over
the course of their schooling. refers to the unspoken and
unofficial norms, behaviors, and values that kids learn at school
in addition to the official curriculum of math, reading, science,
and so on. These can include expectations about how to act in
public (standing in line), how to interact with non-parental
authority figures, and messages about social hierarchies, and so
on.
⩥ homogeneous grouping.
Answer: An educational practice in which students of similar
abilities are placed within the same instructional groups.
Research indicates that it is an ineffective instructional approach
that can result in low student self-esteem and usually does not
result in improved student learning.
⩥ House Bill 72.
,Answer: Series of education reforms in TX headed by Ross
Perot that gave higher teacher salaries, more teacher
requirements, and the no pass no play rule.
⩥ I-Message.
Answer: Clear nonaccusatory statement of how something is
affecting you practically and emotionally.
⩥ Individual Education Program (IEP).
Answer: A written educational plan for special needs students
developed by professionals and the child's parent. Describes
education related services developed for each student with a
disability. It is a requirement of the IDEA (Individuals with
Disabilities Education Act).
⩥ inductive reasoning.
Answer: Reasoning from detailed facts to general principles. It
constructs or evaluates general propositions that are derived
from specific examples. Inductive reasoning contrasts with
deductive reasoning, in which specific examples are derived
from general propositions.
⩥ integration.
, Answer: Process of bringing people of different races in schools
together rather than in separate schools or settings.
⩥ intrinsic motivation.
Answer: A desire to do something that comes from within
oneself. Type of motivation in which a person performs an
action because the act itself is rewarding or satisfying in some
internal manner.
⩥ Lawrence Kohlberg.
Answer: Theorist who claimed individuals go through a series of
stages in the process of moral development. Kohlberg's theory of
moral development outlined six stages within three different
levels. Kohlberg extended Piaget's theory, proposing that moral
development is a continual process that occurs throughout the
lifespan.
⩥ Lau vs. Nichols.
Answer: Supreme Court rule that schools that do not provide
special help for children with limited English are limiting their
civil rights.This is landmark legislation for bilingual education
in the U.S.(1974). The Supreme Court ruled that school districts
must help non-English speaking students learn English.
