Curriculum and Instruction GACE, GACE
Curriculum & Instruction Review (Qs & As)
Analytical (Analytic) Scoring Answer-Calls for teachers to provide feedback on written
assignments. Assigns individual scores to separate aspects of writing quality. (Multiple scores)
Holistic Scoring Answer-A sin...
Curriculum and Instruction GACE, GACE
Curriculum & Instruction Review (Qs & As)
Analytical (Analytic) Scoring Answer-Calls for teachers to provide feedback on written
assignments. Assigns individual scores to separate aspects of writing quality. (Multiple scores)
Holistic Scoring Answer-A single, overall assessment score for the paper as a whole.
Raw Scoring Answer-The number of items answered correctly without adjustment for
guessing. (Ex: If there are 15 problems and 11 are answered correctly, the raw score is 11).
Developmental Scoring Answer-Have been transformed from raw scores and reflect the
average performance at age and grade levels.
Title IX of Education Act of 1972 Answer-Prohibited gender inequalities in federally
funded education, including athletics.
Title I Act Answer-Funding to schools to support education of low-income students
I.D.E.A. (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) Answer-A law that makes available a
free appropriate public education to eligible children with disabilities throughout the nation and
ensures special education and related services to children.
, Curriculum and Instruction GACE, GACE
Curriculum & Instruction Review (Qs & As)
No Child Left Behind Act Answer-2001 law that set high standards and measurable goals
for education. States that regardless of race, family background, or disability, every child will
learn. Increased the federal role in holding schools accountable for academic progress.
Action Research Answer-Research carried out by educators in their own classrooms or
schools. Used to help the teacher fine tune their own practice by amassing information.
Descriptive Research Answer-Type of research that aims to observe and record behavior.
Research that focuses on describing the behavior and the situation within which it occurs. (Not
manipulated).
Experimental Research Answer-Control and manipulate variables. Randomly assign
individuals to various treatment categories.
Maslow Answer-Hierarchy of Needs. People are motivated to achieve certain needs and
that some needed tag precedence over others. Our most basic need is for physical survival, and
this will be the first thing that motivates our behavior.
Thorndike Answer-Law of Effect. Behavioral responses to specific stimuli are established
through a process of trial and error that affects neural connections between the stimuli and the
most satisfying responses.
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