Module 1 Flashcards

Historical and Current Impact of Educational Philosophies

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Ella Flagg Young

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First female president of the male-dominated National Education Association

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Positivism

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Teacher-centered philosophy/instruction

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Essentialism

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Teacher-centered philosophy/instruction

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4
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Benjamin Bloom

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Predict learning outcomes

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5
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Jerome Bruner

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Cognitive development

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6
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Humanism

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Student-centered philosophy/instruction

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7
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Progressivism

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Student-centered philosophy/instruction

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8
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Frederich Froebel

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Established the first kindergarten

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9
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Robert Havighurst

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Children must master if they’re to develop normally

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10
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Jean Piaget

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Created the theory of cognitive development

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11
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1st Amendment

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Freedom of speech, religion, and of the press

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IDEA

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Provides a free, appropriate public education for students with disabilities

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14th Amendment

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Ensures equal educational opportunity

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14
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GI Bill

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Provides for the education of veterans

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NDEA

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Provided federal money to improve the science, math, and language programs in schools

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10th Amendment

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Grants each state the power to provide for public education

17
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Booker T. Washington

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Influence on African American students

18
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Frederick Douglass

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Improved vocational education

19
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Affirmative Action

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Policies and procedures designed to pay back for past discrimination against women and members of minority groups

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Section 504

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Civil rights act that address equal treatment, appropriate education, and people with disabilities

21
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Maria Montessori

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Developed her own theory of educating young children

22
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B.F. Skinner

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Developed behavioral theory

23
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Constructivism

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Student-centered philosophy/instruction

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Behaviorism

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Teacher-centered philosophy/instruction

25
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RTI

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Response to intervention; Early identification of students with learning needs (1st: whole group, 2nd: small group, 3rd: one-on-one)

26
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Socrates

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Believed that “knowledge is virtue”; his principles have been adopted by many educators

27
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Lev Vygotsky

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Developed social development theory

28
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Erasmus

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Most famous humanist educator; formed the humanistic theory of education

29
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John Locke

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Views a young child’s mind as a blank slate, which an education could be imprinted