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1. Character educators would like to redefine a "good" student as being one who correct answers b. has a good sense of right and wrong. 2. In a constructivist approach to learning, learners correct answers actively make their own meaning from new knowledge. 3. A major reason explaining the ...

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EDUC 1301 Chapter 12,13,14,15 FINAL(All solved)
1. Character educators would like to redefine a "good" student as being one who correct answers b.
has a good sense of right and wrong.


2. In a constructivist approach to learning, learners correct answers actively make their own meaning
from new knowledge.


3. A major reason explaining the difficulty in implementing educational reforms and achieving it desired
effect is correct answers American education is a giant institution with standard operating procedures that
set certain expectations


4. Joshua is a high school history teacher who believes that his role as teacher extends to teaching his
ninth-grade students certain core values, such as honesty, justice, kindness, and respect. Which of the
following would most likely be found in Joshua's classroom? correct answers A discussion of the
responsibilities of the United States toward Europe in the early 1940s


5. Ryan and Cooper contend that the "Tools for Learning," a set of academic learning skills, ought to be a
major component of school reform because these skills correct answers can train students' thinking so as
to make them more efficient learners.


6.Any successful reform of education will require correct answers the active participation of the teachers
involved.


7.Portfolio assessment allows the teacher to determine a student's progress toward certain learning goals
or standards. Still, concerns about authentic assessment remain, in particular correct answers the
reliability and validity of the assessments from site to site and evaluator to evaluator.


8. Smaller schools are often a recommended component of school reform because they correct answers
allow for a greater sense of community within the school.


9.The "call to excellence" movement places high expectations on both students and teachers. The focus of
this movement is to correct answers set high standards and earn self-esteem by achieving them.

, 10. Although much debate revolves around whether schools should teach values—and if so, which values
—character educators maintain that students correct answers are constantly and unavoidably learning
values from their teachers, so it would be beneficial to formalize this instruction in the curriculum.


11. Many believe that the movement for statewide standards testing has resulted in all of the following
except correct answers federal policymakers taking over control of underperforming schools.


12. Authentic assessment grew out of a concern that correct answers the emphasis on standardized test
scores caused a narrow application of lower-order thinking skills.


13. Ms. Mildred teaches a fifth-grade class in which she applies a constructivist approach to learning.
What would Ms. Mildred's classroom probably look like? correct answers Students work on projects in
small groups or independently. There are a lot of hands-on activities.


14. Which of the following is not listed as a key element of true school reform as defined by Ryan and
Cooper? correct answers School choice


15.Reformers criticize large schools and fault them with being partly responsible for the decline in
academic achievement because they correct answers create an aura of impersonality in which students
feel lost, disengaged, and unmotivated.


13. 1 Mr. Thompson, a recent college graduate targets a particular district for his job search because he
knows a number of teachers are retiring and student enrollment is increasing. What other information
shouldMr. Thompsonlook at that could impact whether or not he is hired? correct answers The strength of
the local school budget and the local economy


13.2 LaMar, an African American, is majoring in English at a state college. He took an education course
and really enjoyed the experience and so is thinking about a teaching career after college. What are
LaMar's chances of getting a teaching job when he graduates? correct answers Excellent. Minority
teachers are needed in every subject area and geographical location.


13.3 All of the following may be components of traditional teacher licensure except correct answers
demonstration of competence through student test scores.


13.4 Ryan and Cooper suggest that an effective way of preparing for a job interview is to correct answers
role-play the interview with a friend to practice your skill in answering questions.

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