Question 1

Canadian charter schools only exist in which province?

Accepted Answer

A)  Quebec 
B)  New Brunswick 
C)  Alberta 
D)  Ontario 
A)  Quebec 
B)  New Brunswick 
C)  Alberta 
D)  Ontario

Question 2

What percentage of Canadian students attend private schools?

Accepted Answer

A)  5% 
B)  7% 
C)  10% 
D)  17% 
A)  5% 
B)  7% 
C)  10% 
D)  17%

Question 3

Parent volunteers, teachers, counsellors, local residents, and students express their input through

Accepted Answer

A)  parent-teacher associations (PTAs). 
B)  school cooperatives. 
C)  governance boards. 
D)  school councils. 
A)  parent-teacher associations (PTAs). 
B)  school cooperatives. 
C)  governance boards. 
D)  school councils.

Question 4

Faculty _____ influence salaries, workload, tenure, promotion and academic freedom.

Accepted Answer

A)  units 
B)  unions 
C)  associations 
D)  leaders 
A)  units 
B)  unions 
C)  associations 
D)  leaders

Question 5

A student entering university for the first time after 10 years of full-time work would be engaging in _____ education.

Accepted Answer

A)  adult 
B)  alternative 
C)  career 
D)  delayed 
A)  adult 
B)  alternative 
C)  career 
D)  delayed

Question 6

What plays the largest role in determining how early students are able to leave the education system?

Accepted Answer

A)  age 
B)  language skills 
C)  job readiness 
D)  grades 
A)  age 
B)  language skills 
C)  job readiness 
D)  grades

Question 7

With the 'rationalization' of Canada, Protestant school boards in English Canada largely moved into which school system?

Accepted Answer

A)  Catholic 
B)  private 
C)  secular 
D)  federal 
A)  Catholic 
B)  private 
C)  secular 
D)  federal

Question 8

_____ schools are owned outside of public authorities and do not receive full funding from Government sources.

Accepted Answer

A)  Common 
B)  Alternative 
C)  Charter 
D)  Private 
A)  Common 
B)  Alternative 
C)  Charter 
D)  Private

Question 9

Parents looking to enroll their children in a school that promotes a an alternative approach to student learning would choose a(n) _____ school.

Accepted Answer

A)  independent 
B)  separate 
C)  classical 
D)  charter 
A)  independent 
B)  separate 
C)  classical 
D)  charter

Question 10

The Edmonton Model is characterized by educational

Accepted Answer

A)  decentralization. 
B)  uniformity. 
C)  centralization. 
D)  federalism. 
A)  decentralization. 
B)  uniformity. 
C)  centralization. 
D)  federalism.

Question 11

Supporters of private universities as a means of increased accountability, choice and competition mirror the supporters of _____ schools.

Accepted Answer

A)  common 
B)  alternative 
C)  charter 
D)  public 
A)  common 
B)  alternative 
C)  charter 
D)  public

Question 12

A French immersion student would most likely

Accepted Answer

A)  be from lower socioeconomic backgrounds. 
B)  have a learning disability. 
C)  be male. 
D)  have higher academic ability. 
A)  be from lower socioeconomic backgrounds. 
B)  have a learning disability. 
C)  be male. 
D)  have higher academic ability.

Question 13

The Indian Act's educational content focuses on education as a tool for

Accepted Answer

A)  equity. 
B)  assimilation. 
C)  segregation. 
D)  organization. 
A)  equity. 
B)  assimilation. 
C)  segregation. 
D)  organization.

Question 14

What is the minimum at which a student may leave the education system in most Canadian jurisdictions?

Accepted Answer

A)  15 
B)  16 
C)  17 
D)  18 
A)  15 
B)  16 
C)  17 
D)  18

Question 15

A student unsure of their major or academic track would have the greatest range of undergraduate, graduate and research programs at a(n) _____ university.

Accepted Answer

A)  specialized 
B)  elite 
C)  comprehensive 
D)  primary 
A)  specialized 
B)  elite 
C)  comprehensive 
D)  primary

Question 16

The fixed amount of public money allocated to each enrolled student is called the ______ Amount.

Accepted Answer

A)  municipal 
B)  per-pupil 
C)  individual 
D)  equity 
A)  municipal 
B)  per-pupil 
C)  individual 
D)  equity

Question 17

_____ school boards operate independently from public school boards and are usually tied to Religious sects.

Accepted Answer

A)  Traditional 
B)  Separate 
C)  Catholic 
D)  Charter 
A)  Traditional 
B)  Separate 
C)  Catholic 
D)  Charter

Question 18

An institutions that specializes and mostly grant degrees in the field of archaeology would classified as a

Accepted Answer

A)  private college. 
B)  private university. 
C)  special purpose university. 
D)  doctoral university. 
A)  private college. 
B)  private university. 
C)  special purpose university. 
D)  doctoral university.

Question 19

Critics warn that the independence of charter schools from educational jurisdictions threatens which bureaucratic process?

Accepted Answer

A)  oversight 
B)  hierarchy 
C)  credentialism 
D)  religious adherence 
A)  oversight 
B)  hierarchy 
C)  credentialism 
D)  religious adherence

Question 20

A parent worried about their child's learning _____ would favour the two-year education cycle in Quebec.

Accepted Answer

A)  maturity 
B)  age 
C)  pace 
D)  style 
A)  maturity 
B)  age 
C)  pace 
D)  style

Canadian charter schools only exist in which province?

What percentage of Canadian students attend private schools?

Parent volunteers, teachers, counsellors, local residents, and students express their input through

Faculty _____ influence salaries, workload, tenure, promotion and academic freedom.

A student entering university for the first time after 10 years of full-time work would be engaging in _____ education.

What plays the largest role in determining how early students are able to leave the education system?

With the 'rationalization' of Canada, Protestant school boards in English Canada largely moved into which school system?

_____ schools are owned outside of public authorities and do not receive full funding from Government sources.

Parents looking to enroll their children in a school that promotes a an alternative approach to student learning would choose a(n) _____ school.

The Edmonton Model is characterized by educational

Supporters of private universities as a means of increased accountability, choice and competition mirror the supporters of _____ schools.

A French immersion student would most likely

The Indian Act's educational content focuses on education as a tool for

What is the minimum at which a student may leave the education system in most Canadian jurisdictions?

A student unsure of their major or academic track would have the greatest range of undergraduate, graduate and research programs at a(n) _____ university.

The fixed amount of public money allocated to each enrolled student is called the ______ Amount.

_____ school boards operate independently from public school boards and are usually tied to Religious sects.

An institutions that specializes and mostly grant degrees in the field of archaeology would classified as a

Critics warn that the independence of charter schools from educational jurisdictions threatens which bureaucratic process?

A parent worried about their child's learning _____ would favour the two-year education cycle in Quebec.

Introduction

Theories in the Sociology of Education

A Historical Overview of Education in Canada

The Role of Curriculum

Socialization in the Schooling Process

Structural and Social Inequalities in Schooling

School-To-Work Transitions

Challenges to Educational Practicerformance Measurement and Metrics

Filters

Exam 4: The Structure of Education in Canada

Canadian charter schools only exist in which province?

What percentage of Canadian students attend private schools?

Parent volunteers, teachers, counsellors, local residents, and students express their input through

Faculty _____ influence salaries, workload, tenure, promotion and academic freedom.

A student entering university for the first time after 10 years of full-time work would be engaging in _____ education.

What plays the largest role in determining how early students are able to leave the education system?

With the 'rationalization' of Canada, Protestant school boards in English Canada largely moved into which school system?

_____ schools are owned outside of public authorities and do not receive full funding from Government sources.

Parents looking to enroll their children in a school that promotes a an alternative approach to student learning would choose a(n) _____ school.

The Edmonton Model is characterized by educational

Supporters of private universities as a means of increased accountability, choice and competition mirror the supporters of _____ schools.

A French immersion student would most likely

The Indian Act's educational content focuses on education as a tool for

What is the minimum at which a student may leave the education system in most Canadian jurisdictions?

A student unsure of their major or academic track would have the greatest range of undergraduate, graduate and research programs at a(n) _____ university.

The fixed amount of public money allocated to each enrolled student is called the ______ Amount.

_____ school boards operate independently from public school boards and are usually tied to Religious sects.

An institutions that specializes and mostly grant degrees in the field of archaeology would classified as a

Critics warn that the independence of charter schools from educational jurisdictions threatens which bureaucratic process?

A parent worried about their child's learning _____ would favour the two-year education cycle in Quebec.

Introduction

Theories in the Sociology of Education

A Historical Overview of Education in Canada

The Role of Curriculum

Socialization in the Schooling Process

Structural and Social Inequalities in Schooling

School-To-Work Transitions

Challenges to Educational Practicerformance Measurement and Metrics

Filters