Students or groups that have characteristics or experiences that make them more likely to fail academically.

The steps teachers take to organize a safe and secure classroom for optimal learning, engage students in learning, minimize behaviors that disrupt learning, and utilize strategies to effectively and consistently manage problem behavior.

A way of learning in which students work in groups to solve problems together while learning social skills.

the courses taught by schools and the standards/objectives taught within each course that are sequenced

Intimidation through email, social-media sites, and texting.

Different modes of instruction teachers employ to provide all students with opportunities for growth.

The distinct and unique individual differences among groups

Conduct based on moral principles

Before and after school activities

preferential seating, extended time on tests, providing copies of notes, and using assistive technology are all examples of:

Language Arts, Mathematics, History, Science, Physical Education, & Computer Science are all examples of:

providing reading materials at different levels, using flexible grouping, offering varied activities to demonstrate understanding are examples of:

Students who are sending threatening/inappropriate emails or texts to other students, or through social media apps