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30 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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Four "F" words
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1.Financial
2.Fame 3.Family 4.Fun |
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Professional Development stages
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1.Pre-training
2.Formal Preperation 3.Induction 4.Continuing Growth |
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NEA
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National Education Association
-Views teachers as professionals -Support policies that give teachers more control -Reconizes teachers strikes for improving conditions and salaries |
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AFT
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American Federation of Teacher
-Affiliated with AFL-CIO -Views teachers like employees of large coporations -Embraces the strike as a bargaining tool |
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Change in Learner Population
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Diversity, Bilingual Education, Multicultural Education, Total Immersion, Inclusion, Special Education Teachers
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Multidimensionality
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Teachers responsibilities range across the board (multitask)
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Simultaneity
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Things happen all at once in a classroom (prioritize)
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Immediacy
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Situations that require immediate response (act quickly under stress)
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Unpredictability
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Learners reactions may not always be consistent (ready for interruptions)
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Publicness
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Learners will observe everything you do (mannerism/impressions)
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Class History
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A culture that is unique with each class (interaction)
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Learner Population
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Diversity
-Bilingual Ed. -Multicultural Ed. -Total Immersion -Inclusion |
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Changes in theories of teaching and learning
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Constructivism-Individuals can not be given knowledge they must gain it through interaction with the outside world
Multi Intelligences-Intelligence is not unitary trait but consist of a number of seperate categries |
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There are many debates regarding the purpose of education: Standard Based Ed.
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Clear measurable descriptions of what learners should know and what teachers shoul teach
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Accountability
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Measured by standardized tests
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Interstate New Teacher Assessment and Support Consortium
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10 principles of what a beginning teacher should know and be able to do
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Praxis Series
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Evaluation of individuals preparing for careers in education given at various points in professional development PI, PII, PIII
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School Choice
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Let students choose schools outside of the attendance zone
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Voucher Plans
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Parents recieve tax money to use to pay for their children to go to the school of their choice
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Charter Schools
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Public schools that can be founded by a variety of groups
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Open Enrollment plan
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Different from voucher plans in that they do not issue tax funds directly to parents.
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Magnet Schools
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Have a specific theme that they are especially well known
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Teacher salary Schedule
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Based on the number of years of experience the techer has
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Knowledge and skilled based pay
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Reward teachers for acquiring knowledge and skills needed for them to successfully teach standard based cirriculum
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Merit Pay
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Based on the academic performance of leaners
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Grade level or department chairs are responsible for...
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Leading all teachers in the building who teach the sam grade. Also most experienced teachers
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Cirriculum Leader features leadership in...
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Areas as cirriculum planning, in-service planning, and instructional-support planning
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School Administrator
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Must complet masters degree and meet other specified administrative certification, licensure, or credentialing requirments
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School Counselor
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Establish master teaching schedule and are incharge of standardized testing
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School and buisness partnership and tech-prep programs
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Prepare students for the work force
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