According to the text, the most useful definition of curriculum is _______
A. the academic offerings of the school
B. all the experiences in a child's life
C. the experiences, both planned and unplanned, that affect the education and growth of the child
D. all the educational experiences with the exception of the extracurricular program
C
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“Narrow tailoring” is required by the U.S. Supreme Court for school district regulations designed to create diversity in staff and students
Indicate whether the statement is true(T) or false(F).
High levels of stress in the home environment often
a. speed up a child's development b. slow down a child's development c. have little effect on a child's development d. sometimes do one thing, sometimes another
Because of difficulties in social development, the school environment can be particularly challenging for children who have AD, as they find it:
a. difficult to regulate their own behaviors and understand the expectations of their teachers and peers b. difficult to regulate others' behaviors and understand the expectations of their teachers and peers c. easy to regulate their own behaviors and understand the expectations of their teachers and peers d. easy to regulate their own behaviors but misunderstand the expectations of their teachers and peers e. None of the above
Which of the following statements is true about charter schools?
A. By their nature, charter schools face the same economic and academic pressures as neighborhood public schools. B. Most charter schools are publicly funded and privately run, often by a for-profit corporation. C. Most Americans oppose charter schools, and view them as less effective than their neighborhood school. D. A charter school is required to conform to most state education rules and regulations.