Understanding Educational Systems and Reforms

What defines charter schools?

• Schools that are entirely online

• Public schools with autonomy to establish their own curricula

• Private schools funded by parents

• Schools focusing on particular disciplines

What is the primary source of funding for private schools?

• Taxes

• Federal educational funding

• Public school boards

• Parents and sponsoring institutions

Which act was intended to increase accountability in education by requiring standardized tests?

• A Nation at Risk

• No Child Left Behind Act

• Elementary and Secondary Education Act

• Every Child Succeeds Act

What are green schools known for?

• Providing online education

• Being funded by parents

• Offering healthier learning environments

• Focusing on particular disciplines

Who enacted the No Child Left Behind Act?

• Lyndon B. Johnson

• Barack Obama

• George W. Bush

• Ronald Reagan

What does the Five Factor Theory Of Effective Schools emphasize?

• Flexibility through waivers

• Strong leadership and a clear school mission

• Preparation for success in underserved communities

• Autonomy in curriculum development

What was the main concern of 'A Nation at Risk' report?

• The inefficiency of private schooling

• America's education posed a national security hazard

• The lack of online educational options

• The need for more charter schools

What are the four broad goals of schools according to John Goodlad?

• Academic, vocational, social and civic, and personal

• Leadership, mission, climate, and expectations

• Health, environment, discipline, and technology

• Common core, accountability, support, and student gain