Exam 3: World Roots of American Education
Exam 1: Motivation, Preparation, and Conditions for the Entering Teacher53 Questions
Exam 2: The Teaching Profession51 Questions
Exam 3: World Roots of American Education61 Questions
Exam 4: Pioneers of Modern Teaching56 Questions
Exam 5: Historical Development of American Education54 Questions
Exam 6: Philosophical Roots of Education54 Questions
Exam 7: Governing and Administering Public Education45 Questions
Exam 8: Financing Public Education53 Questions
Exam 9: Legal Aspects of Education54 Questions
Exam 10: Culture, Socialization, and Education53 Questions
Exam 11: Social Class, Race, and School Achievement52 Questions
Exam 12: Providing Equal Educational Opportunity53 Questions
Exam 13: The Purposes of Education44 Questions
Exam 14: Curriculum and Instruction51 Questions
Exam 15: International Education52 Questions
Exam 16: School Effectiveness and Reform in the United States51 Questions
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Advanced schools in ancient Egypt were established to prepare
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Your colleague Brenda, a social studies teacher, believes that only the best-educated persons should be in positions of authority in the American federal government.Which of the following had views most similar to Brenda's?
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__________ is the education act that changed the way we mandate exams in the United States.
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What purpose do songs and stories play in the development of education?
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MATCHING:
a.Han dynasty 207 BCE, looked to the unanswered questions, hierarchical relationships
b.Lao Tzu, The Way and Virtue, search of true reality hidden by appearances
c.Ch'in dynasty, associated with Shih Huang Ti, emperor's edicts were unquestionable
-Taoism
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The major legacy of the Renaissance to the future development of Western education was
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How do you as a future teacher provide students with the appreciation for the cultural and scientific achievements of the past as well as openness to social and technological change?
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As societies changed, so did their view of the purposes of schools and the educational needs of citizens.Consequently, the content included in the curriculum changed over time.Discuss and analyze how the curriculum has changed throughout history in response to societal changes utilizing the at least three of ideals presented in this chapter.
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Lavinia is a high-school teacher who owes a debt of gratitude to the Arabs for their significant contributions to the development of her subject area.Which of the following subjects is Lavinia most likely to teach?
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With dual tracks during the Reformation, different schools were established for
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The ancient Egyptian civilization was characterized by _____________.
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What were some factors that contributed to the religious reformation?
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How did the lack of a strong, centralized government affect education in medieval times?
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_____________believed that the purpose of education was to transmit an approved rendition of the cultural heritage that was constructed by the religious and political elite.
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Develop your own personal education autobiography.What are the origins of your beliefs and ideals? What are the family roots that make up your construction?
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Why was Martin Luther interested in having the state supervise schools and license teachers?
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