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Abuse
_____ in schools still exists in states
Lead; asbestos
____ poisoning and _____ in schools
Busing
Many people against ________
Segregation
_____ still exists in schools
San Antonio v. Rodriguez
(1973) Ruled that having no constitutional right to public education and unequal funding from property-tax-based school funding systems do not violate the 14th Amendment Equal Protection Clause
Milliken v Bradley
School district not obligated to desegregate unless drawn with racist intent (basically de facto segregation) —> segregation IS racist
Developmentally Appropriate Practice
methods that promote each child’s optimal development and learning through a strengths-based, play-based approach to joyful, engaged learning.
Play-based learning
Important because it drives children’s creative nature and they develop their critical cognitive, social, emotional, and physical skills
Aesthetic sensitivity in classrooms
simple and sensible over ornate
doing things for pure joy and satisfaction
sensory learning
makes learning more pleasurable
child centered
Dewey believed education should be _____ _______.
active; interactive
Dewey believed education should be both ______ and _______.
social world; community
Dewey believed education should involve the _____ ____ of the child and the _______.
curiosity; intrinsic motivation
Dewey believed children should learn with ______ and _______ ______.
not fully satisfied
Piaget believed students should learn with their curiosity ____ _____ _____.
on their own
Piaget believed students should find things out mostly ____ ___ ____.
Hands-on
Piaget believed students should learn with ____ ___ activities.
doing
Dewey believed children should learn by _____.
multiple stages
Erikson believed people go through development in ______ ______.
social process
Vygotsky believed that learning is a ______ _______.
peers
Vygotsky believed that student’s ______ can help greatly in their learning
scaffold
Vygotsky believed that teachers should _______
Zone of Proximal Development
Vygotsky created the term _____ ___ ____ _____. This is the space between what a learner can do without guidance and what they can do with guidance. This guidance can be from a peer, teacher, or parent.
Trust vs. Mistrust
Erikson believed that ____ __ ______ played an important part in the lives of 0-12 month olds in classrooms, meaning teachers should develop this with them.
Autonomy vs. Shame
Erikson believed that ______ __ _____ is a time when teachers need to provide help in the process of a student discovering their abilities with their newfound independence.
Egocentrism
a child's inability to see a situation, thought, or feeling from any perspective other than their own.