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20 Cards in this Set
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LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENT (LEP)
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students who speak a primary language other than English
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SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS (SES)
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term used by the US Bureau to classify conditions of people by their occupational status, income, and educational attainment
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ASSIMILATION
often referred to as enculturation |
process of incorporating an immigrant group into the mainstream culture
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CULTURAL PLURALISM
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calls for an understanding and appreciation of the cultural differences and languages among the nation's citizens
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CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE TEACHING
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a method used by teachers to acknowledge and acommodate cultural diversity in the classroom
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CHOICE THEORY
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created by William Glasser; satisfying our needs through motivation, actions, and behaviors
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MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES
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educating linguistic and analytic abilities
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LEARNING STYLES
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approaches teaching and learning based on the idea that all students have strengths and abilities
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MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION
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an approach to meeting the educational needs of an increasingly diverse student population
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BILINGUAL EDUCATION
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programs designed to help with students knowing more than one language
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SPECIAL EDUCATION
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program for students with disabilities who need special attention
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INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION PROGRAM (LEP)
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a program that outlines long-range and short-range goals for children with disabilities
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INDIVIDUALIZED FAMILY SERVICES PLAN (IFSP)
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a written plan that includes multidisciplinary assessment of the child's needs
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LEAST RESTRICTIVE ENVIROMENT (LRE)
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one of the six principles to provide framework of IDEA; designs and provides help to students with disabilities
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MAINSTREAMING
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practice of placing special education students in general educatoin classes for at least part of the school day
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INCLUSION
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a commitment to educate each child
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ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
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the array of devices and services that help people with disabilities perform better in their daily lives
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ACCELERATION
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a strategy, serving gifted children, that allows children to learn at their pace due to their abilities
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ENRICHMENT
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a strategy, serving gifted children, that provides them with opportunities to go beyong the reg. curriculum
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THE COOLEST TEACHER EVER
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MR. RAGUSA!
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