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Why is Social Theory an important analytical tool?
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To help us understand social phenomenon.
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3 people who have influenced public education
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Thomas Jefferson, John Dewey, Horace Mann.
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Who is primarily responsible for public education
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State Government
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The most influential institution for the transmission of values during the early nineteenth century was schooling.
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False, THE FAMILY.
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Groups disadvantaged by Jefferson meritocratic educational plan
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Women, African Americans, Native Americans, Mexican Americans
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The best way to describe "dominant ideology" of a society.
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Dominant Ideology is the set and beliefs and value system shared by most influential groups.
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3 fundamental tenets of classical liberalism
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Natural Law, Negative freedom, Nationalism.
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Negative Freedom Vs. Positive Freedom
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Negative freedom is having the choice to do something or not do something. Positive freedom is being forced to do something good for you.
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Dewey's developmental democracy theory vs. Eliot's social efficiency theory
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Dewey focuses more on interest of the individual while Eliot focuses more on social development.
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Pedagogy of love.
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Encouragement instead of punishment.
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Women's opportunities for employment as teachers increased during the common school era partly because they were more knowledgeable then men.
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FALSE, AVAILABLE
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Ideological Hegemony
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Acceptance of the Status Quo
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How does Ideological Hegemony affect what happens in the classroom?
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Needs of minorities are not met.
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4 theories of literacy
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Conventional, Critical, Cultural, Functional
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Theory endorsed by P. Freire
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Critical Literacy
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