Chapter 1 Vocab

3. A classroom situation in which the same teacher and group of students remain in one classroom for most of the day, with one teacher teaching most or all subjects.
4. A way of learning in which students work in groups to solve problems together while learning social skills.
5. A person who studies human behavior and mental processes and develops theories to explain why people behave the way they do.
10. A set of curriculum standards in which teachers are involved in making decisions about what is taught in their classrooms and schools.
13. Thinking that focuses on facts and actual experiences.
14. Before and after school activities.

1. A school that offers programs that teach the specific skills requirements to begin working in a trade.
2. Education that takes place after high school.
6. Teachers who provide education to the employees of business and industries.
7. An educator who comes from a variety of backgrounds and offers training and encouragement to parents.
8. A person who oversees the mission, goals, and programs of an organization, such as a childcare center.
9. What schools teach including courses taught and what is taught in each course, as well as how the courses are sequenced.
11. A severe long-term disability that can impact intellectual ability, socio-emotional ability, and physical functioning, or all areas.
12. A person who helps develop course content in a program of study or specific course.
15. In-depth thinking about ideas or concepts, such as justice or love.