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Curriculum for Childhood Studies at PSU.
- 1.Progressive Education is...
- A.
Learning through tests
- B.
Scientific education
- C.
Learning by doing
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Religious education
- 2.America "fell behind" Russia in the Race into Space and wanted to strengthen education in the subject areas: _________ & _________.
- A.
Science & math
- B.
Science & english
- C.
Math & english
- D.
History & science
- 3.
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No Child Left Behind
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Hands-On Movement
- C.
Questioning options
- D.
Back to the basics
- 4.
- A.
Textbook selection & teachers
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Technology & diversity
- C.
Parents & police
- 5.
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Multicultural Education
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Eurocentric Curriculum
- C.
Phonics Instruction
- D.
Six-Trait Writing Process
- 6.The elementary science curriculum typically focuses on helping children understand....
- A.
The world around them
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How they grow
- C.
Textbook information
- 7.The main purpose of the social studies curriculum is to understand....
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The relationship between sexes
- B.
George Washington
- C.
People and their interactions with one another
- D.
The relationship between humans and animals
- 8.Historically, K-12 mathematics curriculum consisted of two main components. Which is one of them?
- A.
Teaching students how to use money at Wal-Mart
- B.
Teaching students the computational skills they need to solve math problems
- C.
Teaching students how to find grade averages
- D.
Teaching students how to do worksheets effectively
- 9.Beginning in the 1960's, more effort has been made to help students better understand the ________ of the discipline
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Difficulty
- B.
Stuff
- C.
Advancement
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Structure
- 10.Questioning Curriculum Options is..
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Where students should question everything
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Based on the interests of students
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Where students learn to answer questions correctly
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Students are questions
- 11.Two traits of the The 6-Trait writing process are:
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Ideas & Paragraphs
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Punctuation & Paragraphs
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Voice & Convention
- D.
Ideas & Books
- 12.
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Back to the Basics Reading
- B.
School
- C.
Reading above a fourth-grade level
- D.
Whole Language Learning
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