a teacher who has met the state requirements for teacher preparation

the process of finding a peaceful solution to a disagreement by understanding different perspectives, communicating effectively, and working towards a mutually acceptable outcome

a method of studying in which lectures are broadcast or classes are conducted by correspondence or over the internet, without the student's needing to attend school

accepting responsibility for their actions, commitments, and learning, including completing assignments on time, doing their best effort, and owning up to mistakes without making excuses

students that require special educational modifications/accommodations and services that align to their abilities

an educator who guides students and allows them to be involved in their learning rather than just presenting information

an ongoing part of instruction that provides feedback about students' learning as it occurs

financial aid given to students for postsecondary education that does not require repayment

a situation in which students with special needs are placed in regular classes