What was the primary focus of instruction for women in the 19th century?

What was the primary focus of instruction for men in the 1600-1700’s?

In which city was the first school for African Americans in America established?

What was the first formal teacher education program called?

Why did the students in the one room school house use slates? (select all that apply)

What was the focus of education in the 17th and 18th century, according to the text?

What was the average pay for teachers in the early 1700s?

What was the normal school for?

What was the Bilinguial Educations Act of 1968 intended for?

Which President signed the No Child Left Behind Act?

What was the purpose of the Boston Latin School?

What was the first state to pass the law that states school attendance is required?

Opened in 1635, what was the first-ever school in what is now the United States?

Which American city was the first to open public high school in 1821?

When was the first law passed in the United States that made education mandatory?

Who is credited with inventing the modern form of education in the United States?

What was Horace Mann's vision for education in the state of Massachusetts?

On what subject did early public school focus?

In early American schools, girls did not have an option to pursue higher education.

When did public schooling become widespread in the South?

In 1954, which Supreme Court ruling declared segregated schools were unconstitutional?

What two factors influenced the colonial period the most?

Who was responsible for opening an Academy?

The Old Deluder Satan Act was a law designed to produce citizens who understood the Bible and thwart Satan’s trickery

Which colony was the most diverse?

women taught small groups of children in their homes during colonial times.

Public schools that provide innovative or specialized programs and accept enrollment from students in all parts of a district

Designed to help 3-5 year olds disadvantaged children enter school ready to learn.

Who successfully passed the nation’s first compulsory school attendance law?

America was mainly rural and Children lived where

Franklin was a what

Franklin began the first what

Thomas Jefferson was what president

Thomas Jefferson wanted what to be free

In the beginning of the American Colonial Period, most education took place at _____.

During the American Colonial Period, parents paid a fee for their children to attend _____ schools, where students were taught by women in their homes.

A. normal

B. elementary

C. dame

D. common

During the American Early National Period, _____ began the first public library.

A. George Washington

B. Thomas Jefferson

C. Alexander Hamilton

D. Benjamin Franklin

_____ was responsible for developing the first public system of education.

A. George Washington

B. Thomas Jefferson

C. Alexander Hamilton

D. Benjamin Franklin

Public schools available to children from all levels of society, or _____ schools, were introduced in the American Common School Period. (Unit 2:C1)

A. normal

B. elementary

C. dame

D. common

The Quaker Schools were open to girls, African-Americans, and Native Americans as early as 1600.

Enslaved people (slaves) were taught along with the children of middle-class families.

Educational change and reform began in the rural areas and then spread to the urban areas.

Before the Civil War, laws existed to keep African-Americans from receiving an education because whites feared that education would lead to rebellion.

The increase in population after World War II resulted in the need for more schools and teachers.

The outcome of Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas was separate but equal schools for all Americans.

School districts receive sufficient funds for federally mandated programs.

In many cases, property taxes fund education and, therefore, the communities that need the most often have the least amount of funds.

Teachers are often the first people to see signs of students facing significant problems.

Who is considered to be father of American education?

Which of the following educational approaches was advocated by John Dewey?

Which of the following laws called for an end to segregation in schools?

What is the Morill Act know as?

A classical secondary school in colonial America that emphasized elements of Latin and English

grammar schools and by the nineteenth century became more of a college preparatory school.

The first version of school or college for the training of teachers.

An early form of a private elementary school in English-speaking countries. They were usually taught by women and were often located in the home of the teacher.

A public school in the United States during the nineteenth century.

The first version of school or college for the training of teachers.

Which of the following is the first college in the United States?

Which of the following men is considered the Father of Public Education

Which of the following court cases started the segregation of schools in order to create “separate but equal” school for Caucasian and African American students?

Why was the Old Deluder Satan law important?

Which of the following was the main purpose of education during the colonial period?

Required by law.

Someone who learns a skilled trade by watching and helping someone in that trade in early America

The quality of being fair and impartial.

A relationship between an individual and a government in which the individual participates in systems and processes and the government provides services.

The teaching of children.

The first widely used textbooks published during the American Common School Period that included moral lessons along with science, grammar, and other subjects. Was written by Reverend William Holmes McGuffey. Their wide use contributed to standardization of American education

A teacher training school in early America

This was the first public state supported schools available to children from all levels of society.

This early textbook contained the letters of the alphabet, numbers and a prayer. It was used in early colonial America.

Schools run by women in their own homes. Parents paid a fee for their children to attend.

Horace Mann was one of the implementers of

Schools that women opened in their homes to teach girls and boys to read and write

The first public state-supported schools that gave the same education to people from different levels of society.

An African American progressive who supported segregation and demanded that African American better themselves individually to achieve equality.

Gave federal land to the states to help finance agricultural colleges.

John Dewey led movement that focused on personal growth, not mastery of body of knowledge and learning through experience.

United States educator who worked to improve race relations and educational opportunities for African Americans (1875-1955).

A part of the Education Amendments of 1972, __________ protected individuals from discrimination based on gender.

The Elementary and Secondary Education Act was passed to

Horace Mann was one of the implementers of

The piece of legislation requires government-run schools that receive federal aid to administer state-wide standardized tests annually for all students.

The desegregation of public schools, which took place in 1954, was a landmark case known as

Which Act has impacted the classroom by putting a large amount of funding into ensuring high-quality professional development for teachers?

Education became a __________ responsibility by virtue of not being addressed in the Constitution

___________ schools were the first public, free American elementary schools.

Teacher preparation institutions called ____________ schools were created to respond to the need for more teachers with increased and consistent preparation.

In 1965, Congress passed the _______________ which initially provided extra money for school districts with low income families, and now applies to a variety of education reforms.

During the 1970's, the Education for All Handicapped Children Act and ___________ increased educational opportunities for all children.

Franklin Academy - free from religious influence a move away form Latin Colleges students got to choose areas of study

wanted to educate the masses not just the wealthy

African American progressive who supported segregation and demanded that African American better themselves individually to achieve equality.

famous for her belief in sensory driven learning

Established a hierarchy of educational objectives that attempted to divide cognitive objectives into subdivisions ranging from simplest to most complex behavior.

Classification awarded to teachers by the NBPTS that certifies they have met certain high criteria for teaching skills

Generally a teacher preparation program, consisting of academic subjects and teaching methodology

credential issued by state governments that grants the legal right to teach

process by which teachers are represented by an agent who negotiates salary, working conditions, and other employment

a collection that showcases examples of a teacher's best work and demonstrates professional growth over time

assesses and certifies outstanding teachers

the science and art of teaching

means of preparing teachers through structured apprenticeship, a sort of on-the-job training

an expectancy of continued employment

the process by which prospective teachers get licensed to teach within a given area after completing required coursework, degrees, tests, and other specified criteria.

Which of the following paths to becoming an educator includes a four year degree in education, receiving certification, and being hired as a teacher?

an organization for students working towards a degree in education

The term for a first level of graduate study completed after a bachelor's degree. It's an advancement opportunity for an educator.

Which of the following is not a benefit of becoming a teacher?

This type of teacher works daily with a paraprofessional in their classroom

Which of the following IS NOT a place that teachers work as part of the field of education?

The term for a 4 year academic degree given by colleges or universities

Which of the following is NOT a type of teaching specialist?

This type of teacher typically specializes in teaching one or two areas, like social studies and science

The term for the highest level of academic degree

a percentage of EXTRA pay that teachers get within their district

type of teacher that typically specializes in one subject or group of related subjects and has additional responsibilities outside of teaching , such as coaching, being a club advisor or chaperoning a trip/dance

fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly or biweekly basis but often expressed as an annual (yearly) sum

method and practice of teaching, especially as an academic subject or theoretical concept

Which of the following paths to becoming a teacher includes a Bachelor's degree, a teacher's license, and then getting hired to teach?

Which of the following paths to becoming an educator includes a four year degree, being hired as a teacher on a provisional license, and completing course work to receive full certification?

a post-master's degree program

type of school where great exploration takes place, language development, social development, and introduction of scientific and mathematical concepts

serves students ages 4-5 and has a strong focus on learning through play

moving to a higher position within a given career

type of teacher who specializes/spends the year teaching in one grade level, however, some may be across multiple levels

in this type of school, learning is less structured, incorporating more projects and activities; students can be lively and creative

In this type of school, topics are studied more in depth; students may have 5-7 classes and teachers in a day

The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards was created due to the influence of

Modern efforts to reform education began in the

Alternative education programs for teachers

All of the following statements are true about teacher licenses except

A written summary of a job seeker's employment objectives, experience, education, skills, & personal information.

Many professions require their members to earn some type of license or ____________________________ in order to practice the profession. For example, hairdressers and lawyers must be licensed as well as doctors. Teachers in the state of Georgia must be certified.

"Father of Public Education" He established the first public normal school in 1839.

______________________ is the art or science of teaching; education; instructional methods

Complete a college degree program for teachers that includes course work, practicum and student teacher; take certification test; obtain certificate from the state to teach.

Historically, the first American institution devoted exclusively to teacher training . . . 2 year program.

In 1823, established a normal (Fr. ecole normale, a school that establishes model standards) private school in Concord, VT which marked the beginning of formal teacher education

Alternative teacher preparation program founded by Wendy Kopp as part of her undergraduate thesis at Princeton. Recruits teach for two years in under-resourced urban and rural schools

An academic degree which usually takes four years to earn and is awarded by a college or university.

An advanced 2-year program completed after attainment of a bachelor's degree.

Improving or gaining new skills related to career is called ___________________________

This organization began in 1857 and it is the largest professional and employee organization in the nation with 3 million members.

This organization began in 1916. John Dewey was the first member and it is exclusively for teachers.

Provides essential service to society; concerned with specific need; possesses a unique body of knowledge; decisions are research based; based on its disciplines of knowledge/skills;

During the Colonial Era in America _________________ served as teachers to pay off a debt (someone paid for their voyage over here).

New York, California and _________________________ pay teachers the most in the United States.

Arrive __________________ minutes before your interview.

__________________________ skills are teachable and measurable abilities such as writing, reading and math.

______________________ skills are the traits that make you a good employee such as communication, getting along with others and office etiquette.

When you go to your interview you should always take your _________________________ and _____________________.