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WGU D023 Questions and Correct Answers
Which piece of legislation establishes the Title I program for
school funding?
A: Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)
B: Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
C: War on Poverty Act (WPA)
D: Student Opportunity Equalization Act (SOEA) Ans: A:
Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)
Which educational concern is Title I funding intended to correct?
A: Inequitable learning opportunities for low-income students
B: Inadequate teacher preparation
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C: Inefficiently managed school districts
D: A lack of technological skills among students Ans: A:
Inequitable learning opportunities for low-income students
Which grant program is intended to "improve the quality and
effectiveness of teachers, principals, and other school leaders"?
A: Title I
B: Title II
C: Title III
D: Title IV Ans: B: Title II
Which grant provides funds specifically for hybrid or blended
learning?
A: Title I
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B: Title II
C: Title III
D: Title IV Ans: D: Title IV
Which funding program has the specific purpose of assisting
schools in improving instruction for English learners?
A: Title I
B: Title II
C: Title III
D: Title IX Ans: C: Title III
Why would a school apply for Title III funding?
A: To improve instruction for English learners
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B: To purchase assistive technology for students with disabilities
C: To train school leaders in school-wide improvement strategies
D: To partner with community organizations to give students job
skills training Ans: A: To improve instruction for English learners
Which statement accurately applies to all state public school
funding systems?
A: States have broad discretion over public school funding
according to the Tenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
B: States must give all public schools the same amount of funding,
according to the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
C: States are given specific public school funding restrictions by
the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965.
D: States receive most of public school funding from federal
income taxes through the U.S Department of Education. Ans: A:
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WGU D023 Questions and Correct Answers
Which piece of legislation establishes the Title I program for
school funding?
A: Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)
B: Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
C: War on Poverty Act (WPA)
D: Student Opportunity Equalization Act (SOEA) Ans: A:
Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)
Which educational concern is Title I funding intended to correct?
A: Inequitable learning opportunities for low-income students
B: Inadequate teacher preparation
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C: Inefficiently managed school districts
D: A lack of technological skills among students Ans: A:
Inequitable learning opportunities for low-income students
Which grant program is intended to "improve the quality and
effectiveness of teachers, principals, and other school leaders"?
A: Title I
B: Title II
C: Title III
D: Title IV Ans: B: Title II
Which grant provides funds specifically for hybrid or blended
learning?
A: Title I
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B: Title II
C: Title III
D: Title IV Ans: D: Title IV
Which funding program has the specific purpose of assisting
schools in improving instruction for English learners?
A: Title I
B: Title II
C: Title III
D: Title IX Ans: C: Title III
Why would a school apply for Title III funding?
A: To improve instruction for English learners
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B: To purchase assistive technology for students with disabilities
C: To train school leaders in school-wide improvement strategies
D: To partner with community organizations to give students job
skills training Ans: A: To improve instruction for English learners
Which statement accurately applies to all state public school
funding systems?
A: States have broad discretion over public school funding
according to the Tenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
B: States must give all public schools the same amount of funding,
according to the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
C: States are given specific public school funding restrictions by
the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965.
D: States receive most of public school funding from federal
income taxes through the U.S Department of Education. Ans: A:
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