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Educ 1101:
Education In Modern Society. Final Exam Study
Guide
1. Education neither
providing students the opportunity to integrate into dominant culture nor
preparing students for leadership roles within their native culture is
2. INTASC stands for
3. The film Baraka depicts
images of
4. Learning which comes from experience and reflects the needs of
those being taught is referred to as __________ learning.
5.
The ___________ curriculum does not get addressed in schools.
6. The idea of meritocracy
assumes that _________________ is the
most important factor in student success in schools.
7. “Every time you stop a school, you will have to build a jail”
is an observation made by
8. What percentage of the
total
9. The __________ model of
education views students as passive recipients of information.
10. According to the Phi
Delta Kappan/Gallup poll of 1999, the public perceived the biggest problem in
school as:
11. The _________ theory suggests students reject curriculum they
consider not relevant
12. ________________ is characterized by
cultural criticism that radically questions the logic of modern foundations of
education.
13. The creation of a just
and sustainable culture through living in a balanced and sensible way--in order
to take full advantage of the human resources--is:
14. The Schoolhouse Rock segment we listened to addressed:
15. Who started the first school for
the blind in the
16. Alfred Binet felt his 1904 I.Q.
test should be used as a general guide to identifying
17. Regarding the
explains
“Whatever the form or medium, these stories have formed us all; they are what we must use to make new
____________.”
18.
Catherine Beecher is responsible for which of the following?
19. _____________ means
“the function or work of a teacher.”
20. The ________________
movement of the nineteenth century called for common public education for all,
but is argued to have favored men over women and whites over people of color.
21. According to the Children’s Defense Fund, one in two preschoolers:
22. Which of the following
educational theorists would be considered a cultural conservative?
23. Aldo Leopold suggests
“A thing is right when it tends to
24. Approximately what
portion of teachers in the
25. Licensing of public
school teachers is under the control of
26. Provenzo refers to the 1962 Engle v.
Vitale case as the most
controversial case concerning the separation of church and state because
27. Equal funding for men’s and women’s
extracurricular activities was in response to the passing of
28. Church-affiliated
schools are known as _______________ schools.
29. Approximately what
percent of American students describe themselves as students of color?
30. U.S. School boards
got their start from legislation associated with
31. Early
common schools emphasized ______________
curriculum, texts, and traditions.
32. When we viewed Romeo and Juliet in class, we observed
contrasts between
33. Schools attempt to
introduce students to high culture, which tends to represent
34. As discussed in class, what percentage of school
administrators are from the power bloc?
35. In
the
36. In School District of Abington Township v.
Schempp (1963), the Supreme Court clarified that the Bible could be used in
schools
37. Which
38. At an
1848 women’s rights convention, feminist leaders drafted a series of
resolutions, proposing what?
39. Which important women’s rights leader argued
that women should have not only equal educational opportunities, but also equal
opportunities in the workplace?
40. An
important victory for the women’s movement was the ratification of the 19th
Amendment which
41. The ________
Civil Rights Act prohibits discrimination on the basis of race or sex.
42. Black Codes after
the Civil War included restrictions on:
43. Which Supreme Court
decision identified that separate education facilities were inherently unequal.
44. In 1965, the ESEA assigned one billion dollars in Title I
funds to school districts to help disadvantaged children whose
45. According to Provenzo, the
46. This term has been defined as a sense of peoplehood developed
through language and traditions
47. Essentially, compulsory
_______________ was the policy established for African children under slavery.
48. Approximately how
many public school districts exist in the state of
49. About _____ of all marriages end in separation or divorce.
50. The idea of population and social characteristics refers to
51. Which leader supported
a policy of African American accommodation?
52. Which leader rejected
the idea that African Americans should be “as separate as the fingers” from the
white population.
53. Which of the following
is a method used in deculturizing educational settings?
54. Conditions of low
social capital have almost always existed for the poor and working class. What is new is the extent to which these
conditions spread through the ________________ population by the end of the
20th century.
55. What percent of married
mothers with children (ages 6-17) were working outside of the home in 1998?
56. Two ___________________
children are currently home schooled in the
57. The PBS series which we
viewed in class is titled
58. What percent of the population
falls within a special education category?
59. Early colonial textbooks pictured
naked Native Americans saying to colonists
60. Songwriter Mason
61. Which
62. The New York Times article
regarding a controversy at the
63. Provenzo asserts “If we are
indeed a ______________ in action and not just in name, it is the obligation of
the educational system to help—within reason—each and every student to become
all he or she is capable of becoming.”
64. Public secondary schools known
as ______________ laid the foundation for many of today’s elite private
schools.
65. Neil Postman argues that television
increasingly is our
66. Television has taught us