Essentialism, Educational philosophy that emphasizes teaching the basics, Perennialism, Educational philosophy that emphasizes rational thinking and the great books, Constructivism, Educational philosophy that emphasizes students constructing their own learning and teachers scaffolding new knowledge to old, Existentialism, Educational philosophy that emphasizes the student making his own learning decisions, Progressivism, Educational philosophy with the motto "learning is doing", Summarizing Strategy, An instructional activity that sums up the lesson (ie. ticket out the door), Activating Strategy, An instructional activity that begins a lesson to activate prior knowledge of new content, 504 plan, An educational plan available to any student who has a disability affecting a major life function, IEP, An educational plan for special education students (meeting 1 of 13 disabilities listed in IDEA), IFSP, An educational plan for students 3 and under, FERPA, Federal law to protect privacy of student records & information, Diagnostic Assessments, Assessments given prior to the unit/lesson (ie. pretest), Norm-referenced Assessment, An assessment where a student’s performance is compared to that of his peers; usually based on national standards (ie. SAT), Authoritarian, Classroom management style with high teacher control and high student involvement, Authoritative, Classroom management style with high teacher control, but low student involvement, Indulgent, Classroom management style with low teacher control, but high student involvement

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