Across
- 1. Promotes active learning through problem solving, projects, and hands-on experiences
- 4. People that grew up using electronics and their digital "language"
- 6. Emphasized increased funding for less wealthy schools and higher achievement for financially poor and minority students; introduced new measures for holding schools responsible for student progress
- 7. Students choose their own course of study as part of their effort to figure out their place in life
- 8. Whites living in different neighborhoods than minorities
- 12. Collecting information to determine progress of students' learning
- 13. Learner-centered; when a person adjusts their mental model to incorporate new experiences and understand new information
- 14. All that you know and believe about teaching
- 15. Testing targeting toward Junior and Seniors in high school to increase relevancy
Down
- 2. Measure of the standard of living that relates to family's income
- 3. Most influential educator of 20th century; educational philosophy is referred to as progressivism.
- 5. Teacher-centered learning theory; teachers are in absolute control through the stimuli they present in class
- 9. A philosophy that teachers must impart the key elements of the core academic disciplines (math, science, literature, and history), so all students have access to this basic knowledge
- 10. Legislation that builds pathway for college and career readiness for students by the end of high school
- 11. Publicly funded elementary and secondary schools that are granted a special charter by state or a local education agency