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Praxis Plt Teacher Professionalism
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praxis
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teaching
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Answer 38 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Wooden paddle - parchment with the lesson - cover for the lesson made of transparent horn (alphabet - Lord's Prayer - vowels - and consonant patterns)
Thomas Jefferson
superintendent
The Colonial Period (1600-1776)
Hornbooks
2. Horace Mann (Industrial Revelution terminology)
Puritan Influence
Progressive Period (1880-1920)
Horace Mann
superintendent
3. Americanize schools by making 8-16 year olds attend public schools
Oregon School Case of 1925
Common School
superintendent
Puritan Influence
4. Puritain Influence - Latin Grammar School - Establishment of Harvard College - Hornbooks - and New England Primer
Latin Grammar School
The Colonial Period (1600-1776)
Oregon School Case of 1925
Compusory Education Act of 1852
5. Father of kindergarten 1837 (importance of play)
Friedrich Froebel
McGuffey Readers
superintendent
what public schools teach
6. Benjamin Franklin - Thomas Jefferson - Noah Webster - Yales Report of 1828
Henry Barnard
Early National Period (1776-1840)
Ben Franklin
Massachusetts Law of Education 1647
7. Health - writing - reading - oral and wrotten expression - mathematics - worthy home membership - vocation - civic education - worthy use of leisure times - ethical behavior
Harvard College
superintendent
public law 94-142
Cardinal Principles of Secondary Eduaction 1918
8. Originally designed for sons of upper classes who were destined to become leaders in the church - state - or judicial system (no girls allowed). Prepared boys for Harvard test
Oregon School Case of 1925
New England Primer
Latin Grammar School
Yale report of 1828
9. 1828 first dictionary
Northwest Ordinance of 1787
Massachusetts Law of Education 1642
Noah Webster
Henry Barnard
10. 1836 different level of readers; revised and added to over the years
normal school
McGuffey Readers
Noah Webster
Brown vs. Board of Education
11. 1839 Lexington Massachusetts (purpose of training teachers) in the common schools
Promoting Partnership
Common School Period (1840-1880)
normal school
Henry Barnard
12. Admit when they don't know something - have a caring attitude - willingness to collaborate - critically analyze themselves - teacher/student viewing in reflective lens - demonstrate rational - careful thought to improve practices - be aware of own cu
what public schools teach
attributes of reflective practicioners
Cardinal Principles of Secondary Eduaction 1918
Progressive Period (1880-1920)
13. 3rd US prez; University of Virginia at Charlottesville 1825 (intro students to govt and equality) Allowed for electives
Massachusetts Law of Education 1647
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Thomas Jefferson
Friedrich Froebel
14. Communities must hire schoolmaster if there were more than 50 families in the area
Ben Franklin
Puritan Influence
New England Primer
Massachusetts Law of Education 1647
15. 1636...offered classic academic course of study
Horace Mann
Land Ordinance of 1785
Oregon School Case of 1925
Harvard College
16. Textbook used by students (first in 1690) alphabet study with Bible verses
Common School Period (1840-1880)
Land Ordinance of 1785
New England Primer
Henry Barnard
17. Parents were responsible for teaching their children to read and write
Oregon School Case of 1925
New England Primer
Massachusetts Law of Education 1642
Henry Barnard
18. Common School - Horace Mann - Henry Barnard - Normal School - McGuffey Readers - Compulsory Education - Morrill Act of 1862 - National Education Asssociation - and the Establishment of Kindergartens
New England Primer
Common School Period (1840-1880)
Latin Grammar School
Oregon School Case of 1925
19. Available to all people (social harmony)
Common School
Common School Period (1840-1880)
Hornbooks
Promoting Partnership
20. Impact of Business and Industry on Ameircan Education - The Superintendent - The Principal - Division of Schools into Grades - The Cardinal Principles of Secondary Education - NEA Comittee of Ten - American Federation of Teachers - Manual Training Mo
public law 94-142
Horace Mann
Brown vs. Board of Education
Progressive Period (1880-1920)
21. Ages 8-14 to attend school for three months and 6 weeks consecutively (penalty was $20) later changed to 8-12 and increased to 20 weeks
Compusory Education Act of 1852
Yale report of 1828
NEA
Common School
22. Estblished institutions to provide education in agriculture - home economics - mechanical art - and other practical professions (all social classes)
Massachusetts Law of Education 1647
Morrill Act of 1862
Puritan Influence
Hornbooks
23. Wanted English taught rather than Latin - study science and practical skills (never came about but he led the way)
Land Ordinance of 1785
Thomas Jefferson
Ben Franklin
normal school
24. Respectful communication - shared decision - making - school as resources - teacher as a resource
Massachusetts Law of Education 1642
Early National Period (1776-1840)
Promoting Partnership
Puritan Influence
25. May 17 - 1954 US Supreme Court announced its decision that seperate educational facilities are unequal (The Little Rock Nine)
Noah Webster
Thomas Jefferson
Brown vs. Board of Education
McGuffey Readers
26. Formed the first Ameican schools in 1635; Roxbury Latin School - influenced by religion (if you couldn't read it was Satan's way of keeping you from Bible)
Puritan Influence
attributes of reflective practicioners
Latin Grammar School
The Colonial Period (1600-1776)
27. Professional developement - knowing the latest educational practices - attend meetings on students - open communications with all involved - modifying and accommodating learning practices
Thomas Jefferson
ways teachers can advocate for learners
Noah Webster
public law 94-142
28. Helped to establish a way to fund public education
attributes of reflective practicioners
Land Ordinance of 1785
Puritan Influence
Plessy vs. Ferguson
29. Promotion of democratic prinicples - teaching of common values - and educating a diverse culture of global society
Common School Period (1840-1880)
Harvard College
Massachusetts Law of Education 1647
what public schools teach
30. Advocate for common schools; women's education
Harvard College
Henry Barnard
NEA
Friedrich Froebel
31. Least restrictive enviornment
Northwest Ordinance of 1787
Promoting Partnership
Thomas Jefferson
public law 94-142
32. 6-8 and 9-14
The Colonial Period (1600-1776)
Brown vs. Board of Education
Division of Schools into grades
Progressive Period (1880-1920)
33. 1857 and founded by 43 educators in Philly (organization to promote teachers)
NEA
Compusory Education Act of 1852
ways teachers can advocate for learners
normal school
34. John Dewey - Adult Education - Testing Movement - Sputnik - ESEA - A Nation at Risk - Goals 2000 - No Child Left Behind
Hornbooks
Northwest Ordinance of 1787
Progressive Period (1880-1920)
Modern Period (1920- present)
35. Provided land in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions. It was stated that religion - morality - and knowledge were necessary for a strong government. Federal Govt began to create public school systems and offered them to all children
Hornbooks
Brown vs. Board of Education
Northwest Ordinance of 1787
Division of Schools into grades
36. Believed that common school would be great equalizer (father of American education) Secretary of Education 1839
Morrill Act of 1862
Yale report of 1828
Horace Mann
Land Ordinance of 1785
37. Seperate railroad cars were constitutional (B and W)
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Yale report of 1828
Friedrich Froebel
Massachusetts Law of Education 1642
38. The need for classical curriculum (wanted conservative plan) church over state; college over university - classical curriculum over electives
Yale report of 1828
ways teachers can advocate for learners
Promoting Partnership
Plessy vs. Ferguson