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| the conservative panacea for all public education's ills and problems |
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| administrative control device, that pits teacher against teacher |
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| passing an unqualified student to the next grade |
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| what Dewey considered any experience that corrupts man |
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| end up in the largest classes in the nation |
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| fails to mention education or school |
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| breaking up into rival, waring, ethnic, lingustic factions |
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| study and application of labor saving devices |
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| one of the few factors under educator's control that will improve learning |
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| established the Dept. of Education (1979) |
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| what Dewey considered the primary educator |
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| question and answer, discussion |
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| ancient Greece, educational community, culutured society, entire community acting as educators |
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| educational theory that learners assemble their knowledge through their experiences |
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| belief that knowledge has an existence independents of the learner |
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| existential school of pscyh that promotes mans personal freedom, individuality |
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| school of pysch that manipulates behavior by conditioning with stimulus and response |
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| special learning conditions that are negotiated for special students |
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| private schools included in the public school system |
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| greatest factor working against smaller classes |
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| mainstreaming disabled students into the regular program for all their children |
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| takes responsibility of learning off the student and puts it on the teacher |
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| policy of mandatory penalties, with no exceptions allowed |
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| outlawed school segregation, started the whole civil rights movement |
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| court case that outlawed school prayer |
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| system of paying teachers in years of service and advanced degrees |
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| school tuition coupons enabling a student to attend the school of their choice |
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| Strategy used to desegragate schools |
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| have reserved power over education |
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| often the cash cow of the University |
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| an oasis of sanity for many children |
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| father of the american public school system |
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| privately owned schools, run like a business, in order to make money |
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| academic, scholastic advantages that affluent students inherit |
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| the "Lingua Franka" of planet Earth |
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| students are taught soley in English, 100% English |
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| students are taught english along with their language also |
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| radical solutions for those who can find no good in public or private schools |
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| american social movement expected to reform society |
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| philosophy against religion |
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