1.) Which of the following considerations would be most important to someone committed to looking at outcome measures?
a. Qualified teachers are in the positions that they were specifically trained for
*b. Students are engaged in class discussions
c. Textbooks are up-to-date
d. Teachers are incorporating new technology into their teaching methods
(Pg: 68-69) Reasoning: Input goals deal more with what we as the schools can provide for the children, such as resources. On the other hand output goals deal with the students responsibilities. Students are more involved in engaged in material, rather than just being lectured to.
Comprehension: Understanding the learned facts enough to recognize them in a more immersed situation.
2.) After her divorce …show more content…
(Pg: 70-71) Reasoning: School choice allows families to choose the school their children attend, regardless of normal zoning laws. There are several benefits to this choice. The first is increased school competition, which would lead to better schools overall. Another benefit is the involvement parents would play in their child 's education. The hope is that letting them choose the school gets them more involved in the actual school and the goings on. Part of choosing your school is basing your decision on what school matches up to your needs. If you need a school that has better programs for English as a second language students or students with disabilities, you can choose one. The downside of these choices is that most parents will choose to send their children to school at facilities with better resources, which will leave underprivileged schools out. Another concern is that parents will choose to send their students to schools with people who share the same background, interests, or abilities, and as a result segregation will
a. Qualified teachers are in the positions that they were specifically trained for
*b. Students are engaged in class discussions
c. Textbooks are up-to-date
d. Teachers are incorporating new technology into their teaching methods
(Pg: 68-69) Reasoning: Input goals deal more with what we as the schools can provide for the children, such as resources. On the other hand output goals deal with the students responsibilities. Students are more involved in engaged in material, rather than just being lectured to.
Comprehension: Understanding the learned facts enough to recognize them in a more immersed situation.
2.) After her divorce …show more content…
(Pg: 70-71) Reasoning: School choice allows families to choose the school their children attend, regardless of normal zoning laws. There are several benefits to this choice. The first is increased school competition, which would lead to better schools overall. Another benefit is the involvement parents would play in their child 's education. The hope is that letting them choose the school gets them more involved in the actual school and the goings on. Part of choosing your school is basing your decision on what school matches up to your needs. If you need a school that has better programs for English as a second language students or students with disabilities, you can choose one. The downside of these choices is that most parents will choose to send their children to school at facilities with better resources, which will leave underprivileged schools out. Another concern is that parents will choose to send their students to schools with people who share the same background, interests, or abilities, and as a result segregation will