Course curriculum

    1. Syllabus

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    1. 1.1 Why Schools Exist: Purposes of Education and the Role of the Teacher

    2. Quiz 1.1

    3. 1.2 Roots of Western Educational Thought: Socrates to Montessori

    4. Quiz 1.2

    5. 1.3 Traditional Philosophies: Idealism, Realism, Perennialism, and Essentialism

    6. Quiz 1.3

    7. 1.3 Interactive Lab: Which Philosophy Is This Classroom?

    8. 1.4 Progressive Philosophies: Pragmatism, Progressivism, Reconstructionism, and Critical Pedagogy

    9. Quiz 1.4

    10. 1.5 Existentialism, Humanism, and Learner-Centered Education

    11. Quiz 1.5

    12. 1.6 Learning Theories That Shape Teaching: Behaviorism, Cognitivism, and Constructivism

    13. Quiz 1.6

    14. 1.7 Child and Adolescent Development: Piaget, Erikson, and Kohlberg in Schools

    15. Quiz 1.7

    16. 1.8 Motivation and Teaching: Maslow, Self-Determination, and Student Effort

    17. Quiz 1.8

    1. 2.1 American Education History: Colonial Schools to Common Schools

    2. Quiz 2.1

    3. 2.2 Education in the Twentieth Century: Committee of Ten to the Coleman Report

    4. Quiz 2.2

    5. 2.3 Education for Whom? Women, African Americans, Native Americans, and Immigrants in School History

    6. Quiz 2.3

    7. 2.4 Democratic Ideals in Education: Equal Opportunity, Citizenship, and Free Public Schooling

    8. Quiz 2.4

    9. 2.5 Social and Economic Influences: Family, Poverty, Community, and Culture

    10. Quiz 2.5

    11. 2.6 Sociology of Education: Functionalism, Conflict Theory, and Schooling as Socialization

    12. Quiz 2.6

    1. 3.1 Equity and Equality: Achievement Gaps and Opportunity

    2. Quiz 3.1

    3. 3.2 Special Education Law: IDEA, Section 504, IEPs, and the Least Restrictive Environment

    4. Quiz 3.2

    5. 3.2 Interactive Lab: Which Protection Applies?

    6. 3.3 Gender and Culture in the Classroom: Title IX, Multicultural Education, and Culturally Responsive Teaching

    7. Quiz 3.3

    8. 3.4 Language Development and Bilingual Education

    9. Quiz 3.4

    10. 3.5 Gifted Education, Ability Grouping, and Tracking

    11. Quiz 3.5

    12. 3.6 Intelligence and Individual Differences: IQ, Multiple Intelligences, and Learning Differences

    13. Quiz 3.6

    14. 3.7 Assessment and Testing Issues: High-Stakes Testing, Bias, and Accountability

    15. Quiz 3.7

    1. 4.1 Governance: Federal, State, and Local Roles in Schools

    2. Quiz 4.1

    3. 4.2 School Funding: Property Taxes, State Aid, and Equity Lawsuits

    4. Quiz 4.2

    5. 4.3 Choice and Reform: Charter Schools, Vouchers, and Home Schooling

    6. Quiz 4.3

    7. 4.4 Student Rights: Speech, Discipline, Searches, and Privacy

    8. Quiz 4.4

    9. 4.4 Interactive Lab: Which Case Applies?

    10. 4.5 Teacher Rights and Responsibilities: Speech, Academic Freedom, and Liability

    11. Quiz 4.5

    12. 4.6 School Safety and Student Behavior: Discipline Policy and Positive Climate

    13. Quiz 4.6

    1. 5.1 Curriculum Types: Explicit, Hidden, Null, and Extracurricular

    2. Quiz 5.1

    3. 5.2 Standards and Frameworks: Common Core, State Standards, and Backward Design

    4. Quiz 5.2

    5. 5.3 Instruction and Differentiation: Bloom's Taxonomy, Cooperative Learning, and Universal Design

    6. Quiz 5.3

    7. 5.4 Assessment in the Classroom: Formative, Summative, and Authentic

    8. Quiz 5.4

    9. 5.5 Teaching Methods: Direct Instruction, Inquiry, and Active Learning

    10. Quiz 5.5

    11. 5.6 Test Basics for Teachers: Reliability, Validity, Norm- and Criterion-Referenced Scores

    12. Quiz 5.6

    13. 5.6 Interactive Lab: Reading the Score Report

    14. 5.7 Curriculum Debates: Core Knowledge, Progressive, STEM, and the Arts

    15. Quiz 5.7

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