Exam 7: Education Policy

The manager or top executive of schools who works with their respective school board to hire staff, implement educational standards, and make decisions about funding is referred to as a ______.

What is the purpose of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT)?

President Clinton's Goals 2000 emphasized which of the following educational areas?

Higher education is funded through which of the following?

According to the text, the classroom is no longer homogeneously defined by race.

Which of the following local education actors serves as the power broker for their school district?

According to the text, children learned to read and write in ______.

According to the text, there has been a steady increase in enrollment in teacher education programs across U.S. colleges.

______ determine how to implement education standards.

Which of the following types of taxes is used to run K-12 public education?

The U.S. education system is a classic example of ______.

All schools have been rewired to incorporate Internet connection with online learning.

Title IX stipulates that any school that received federal funding cannot discriminate based on an individual's ______.

The Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 offered grants and funding for all of the following except ______.

Higher education began to receive attention when the economy shifted from ______.

Blended learning was first introduced in which of the following states?

Which of the following was created under President Obama's Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015?

In 1974, Lau v. Nichols ruled that school boards could not discriminate against non-English-speaking students.

In the United States, education is often defined as ______ policy.

Identify one to two interest groups that focus on education.