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During the colonial period….
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schools were aimed at educating White children
2
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What did southern state laws do?
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Laws throughout the southern states prohibited educating Black slaves
3
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By the end of the 1800’s…
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Black children began to be offered public schooling, but the opportunities existed in separate systems with far fewer resources.
4
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Booker T. Washington
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advocated for a practical industrial education
5
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W.E.B. Du Bois
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advocated for an intellectually rigorous education
6
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Full promise of equality has yet
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to be fulfilled
School of Psychology
flashcards
Decks in class (40)
# Cards
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Chapter 119
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Chapter 27
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DEVELOPMENTS IN US EDUCATION4
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GROWTH OF EDUCATION IN 1900’S5
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BEGINNINGS OF IQ TESTING5
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RACIAL SEGREGATION6
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BEGINNINGS OF SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY7
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SPECIAL EDUCATION LAWS4
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Chapter 39
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DATA-DRIVEN PROBLEM SOLVING MODEL10
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PROBLEM SOLVING MODEL6
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Chapter 413
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ENGLISH LEARNERS7
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3 WAYS TO BECOME MORE CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE6
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Theorist10
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Chapter 732
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Characteristics of Disabilities Instructional Strategies 10114
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SO you were invited to an eligibility meeting...now what?16
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14 categories under IDEA (i.e. the law)14
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How Disabilities Manifest Within the Classroom0
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Assessment chapter 821
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Intelligence Test6
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Achievement Testing5
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Curriculum based evaluation6
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SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL, BEHAVIORAL, MENTAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT12
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PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION PART 124
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Chapter 1013
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PROBLEM SOLVING MODEL (Chapter 10)0
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Common measures of intelligence4
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PBIS and SEL4
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Consultation (Chp.11)9
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Treatment Integrity4
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Fixen and Blase9
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Implementing Evidence based practices5
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Key implementation factors6
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Implementation process9
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Schools as a system3
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The School Psychologist’s role in research and evaluation5
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types of articles4
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Original Research studies20
