Teaching Profession 1301 (correct answers)
Education correct answers process of human growth by which one gains greater
understanding and control of oneself and the world.
Schooling correct answers is a specific formalized process
School Culture correct answers the beliefs, values, traditions, way of thinking towards
one another.
Socialization correct answers the task of passing on a society's culture to the young
Social Reconstructionist correct answers these educators see the role of schools as
forming the young into agents of change and participating in the decisions about how
society should change
Democratic Reconstructionist correct answers see the solution to certain trends and
current issues, such as racism, poverty etc., as the responsibility of an aroused and
skilled citizenry.
Economic Reconstructionist correct answers tend to take a harsher view of the
dominant culture and see schools as the pliant servants of those in power.
Comprehensive High Schools correct answers multipurpose school with different tracks
The four basic principles of schools correct answers 1) intellectual purposes 2) political
and civic purposes 3) economic purposes 4) social purposes
Changes/Needs that impact the school correct answers 1) biological changes
(puberty/emotional changes) 2) cognitive changes (higher order thinking/abstract
thinking) 3) changes in self-concept, self-esteem, and identity(beginning to find out who
they are) 4) changes in achievement motivation(basically where students decide to
strive for success or not)
Characteristics of an Effective School correct answers teachers expectations,
communications among teachers, task orientation, academic engaged time, behavior
management, the principle, parent's attentiveness, school environment
Curriculum correct answers all organized and intended experiences of the student for
which the school accepts responsibility
Content Standards correct answers statements of the subject-specific knowledge and
skills that schools are expected to teaching that students are expected to learn
Common Core Standards correct answers the knowledge and skills students should
have within the K-12 education
Civic Learning correct answers issue gaining the attention of social studies educators
Integrated Curriculum correct answers used to focus to mean a curriculum that cuts
across subject matter lines to focus on comprehensive life problems
Cooperative Learning correct answers students working in small groups or teams to
help one another learn academic material
Critical Thinking correct answers intent to help students evaluate the worth of ideas,
opinions, or evidence before making a judgement
Differentiated Instructions correct answers tries to respond to student variance rather
than adopting a standardized approach to teaching that assumes all learners in a class
are essentially alike
Flipped Classroom correct answers a model of teaching in which the typical lecture and
the homework elements are reversed
Core Curriculum correct answers a course of study every child is REQUIRED to take
Education correct answers process of human growth by which one gains greater
understanding and control of oneself and the world.
Schooling correct answers is a specific formalized process
School Culture correct answers the beliefs, values, traditions, way of thinking towards
one another.
Socialization correct answers the task of passing on a society's culture to the young
Social Reconstructionist correct answers these educators see the role of schools as
forming the young into agents of change and participating in the decisions about how
society should change
Democratic Reconstructionist correct answers see the solution to certain trends and
current issues, such as racism, poverty etc., as the responsibility of an aroused and
skilled citizenry.
Economic Reconstructionist correct answers tend to take a harsher view of the
dominant culture and see schools as the pliant servants of those in power.
Comprehensive High Schools correct answers multipurpose school with different tracks
The four basic principles of schools correct answers 1) intellectual purposes 2) political
and civic purposes 3) economic purposes 4) social purposes
Changes/Needs that impact the school correct answers 1) biological changes
(puberty/emotional changes) 2) cognitive changes (higher order thinking/abstract
thinking) 3) changes in self-concept, self-esteem, and identity(beginning to find out who
they are) 4) changes in achievement motivation(basically where students decide to
strive for success or not)
Characteristics of an Effective School correct answers teachers expectations,
communications among teachers, task orientation, academic engaged time, behavior
management, the principle, parent's attentiveness, school environment
Curriculum correct answers all organized and intended experiences of the student for
which the school accepts responsibility
Content Standards correct answers statements of the subject-specific knowledge and
skills that schools are expected to teaching that students are expected to learn
Common Core Standards correct answers the knowledge and skills students should
have within the K-12 education
Civic Learning correct answers issue gaining the attention of social studies educators
Integrated Curriculum correct answers used to focus to mean a curriculum that cuts
across subject matter lines to focus on comprehensive life problems
Cooperative Learning correct answers students working in small groups or teams to
help one another learn academic material
Critical Thinking correct answers intent to help students evaluate the worth of ideas,
opinions, or evidence before making a judgement
Differentiated Instructions correct answers tries to respond to student variance rather
than adopting a standardized approach to teaching that assumes all learners in a class
are essentially alike
Flipped Classroom correct answers a model of teaching in which the typical lecture and
the homework elements are reversed
Core Curriculum correct answers a course of study every child is REQUIRED to take
