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1st Term

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What is musical rhythmic and harmonic?   show
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show visualize with the mind's eye  
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What is verbal linguistic?   show
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What is logical mathematical?   show
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what is bodily - kinesthetic?   show
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What is spiritual intelligence?   show
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What is the origin of Curriculum?   show
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What is Curriculum?   show
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What is Philosophy?   show
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show the practice of forming or pursuing ideals especially unrealistically means truth or your reading about Plato Socrates  
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show teacher helps students think rationally, based on Socratic method Idealism Aristotle introduced logic and systems of classification Mortimer Alder- writes about perfection, Ralph Emerson - naturalist philosopher, idealist Henry Thoreau - Principal  
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show the attitude or practice of accepting a situation as its being prepared to deal with it accordingly Behavior modification - BF Skinner Bloom Taxonomy  
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show teacher is authority in his or her subject field. traditional values. Realism - Philosophical base Rousseau ED Hirsch William Bennett  
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show an approach that assesses the truth of meaning of theories or beliefs in terms of the success of their practical application. Schools are pragmatic. Charles Peirce  
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What is Progressivism? what is its philosophical base?   show
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show emphasizes the existence of the individual person as a free and responsible agent determining their own development through acts of will Religious - Martin Boomer. Faith, earth and joy  
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What is reconstructionism? what is its philosophical base?   show
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show openly discussed, interpret, analyze, confined to written understandings  
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show influences the student . comes from society  
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what is the hidden or covert curriculum?   show
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what is a null curriculum?   show
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show underlying message  
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show we didn't discuss. but its taught or emphasized at home or part of family experiences  
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what is rhetorical curriculum?   show
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show what is actually thought, textbooks, and content and concepts in the district guidelines  
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show what students receive or take out of classroom  
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show using info from the internet. can be overt and covert  
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what are the characteristics of an Effective Teacher?   show
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what are the standards for students?   show
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show National Board of Professional Teaching Standard for seasoned teachers  
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what is INTASC?   show
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How are teachers assessed?   show
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what do preservice teachers need?   show
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show Planning - student needs, content, lesson planning, goals and objectives student assessment, classroom climate Implementing - enactment of in-structural plans Assessing- determining level of student learning  
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What is reflection?   show
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what are the five aspects of decision making in the learning environment?   show
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show interactive, democratic, respectful, and safe and caring environment, Nel Noddings - religious existentialist feeling of security, safety, and nurturing  
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show reflective teaching micro teaching (video of yourself) inquiring portfolio supervisory approaches faculty modeling  
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Differentiation of instruction?   show
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What is content in elements of curriculum?   show
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show how content is taught, activities and strategies used involves students , voices and choices  
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what is products in elements of curriculum?   show
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show all children are embraces in a classroom, sped are inclusive  
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show reflecting and appreciation in diverse cultures  
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what is action research?   show
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show addresses planning and preparing for teaching classroom environment dimensions of instruction professional responsibilities  
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what is dispositions?   show
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show differences in student characteristics due to race, SES, gender, exceptionalities, language, religion. sexual orientation, and geographical area.  
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what is an ELL?   show
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what is ESSA?   show
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show problem solving strategy by which individuals or groups can work to improve practice by reviewing routines and procedures  
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show promoting students English language development through instruction  
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show plan and teach content for ELLs to understand  
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show be aware of what is happening in the classroom and to communicate that awareness to students. eyes in back of head  
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show test assess general pedagogical knowledge students as learners instructional process assessment professional development  
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show adjustment in, instructions learning tasks assessment or materials to make learning accessible to students  
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show difference in academic achievement especially measured by tests among groups of students based on their race, ethnicity, SES, native language, sex and exceptionalism.  
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what is affect/learning environment?   show
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what is differentiated instruction>   show
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show regional ethnic, religions, and other culture groups  
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show info teacher uses about the teaching teaching learning context and students individual diffs to set learning goals and plan instruction and assessment  
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show instruction that acknowledges cultural diversity  
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what is least restrictive environment?   show
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what is teacher work sample?   show
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show universal design for learning to meet all needs of all students by adapting curriculum and delivery instruction  
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show a change in standard learning expectations so that they are realistic and individually appropriate.  
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what is planning for instruction?   show
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show pretest given used to make a plan based on what your intended learning outcomes or goals.  
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show students are involved in the planning and decision making to some degree  
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what is RTI?   show
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what is interdisciplinary planning?   show
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what are goals?   show
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what is subject specific course?   show
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educational objectives?   show
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show daily lesson plans. indicate what is observed and measured.  
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show objectives and content for a specific subject at a given grade level  
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syllabus?   show
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academic learning time?   show
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content?   show
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show developed in collaboration with teachers, school administrators and education experts  
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show organizing and scheduling the content to be taught during the time allotted for the course  
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show preparation of more detailed outlines of the content to be covered within a marking period or term  
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unit planning?   show
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show display weekly plans in a brief way commonly on a two page grid format  
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show preparing notes about objectives materials activities  
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linear rational approach   show
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standards   show
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show what students are to learn. includes performance and the product of learning  
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action statement   show
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conditions statement   show
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Taxonomy   show
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show Create Evaluate Analyze Apply Understand Remember  
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show Factual Conceptual Procedural Meta-Cognitive  
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