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The NAREA is an organization with the goal of promoting the rights of Reggio Emilia approach. It benefits early education by promoting and defending the rights of children, families, and educators all through cultures.This organization is founded by Loris Malaguzzi. -
The NCLB is a U.S. Act of Congress that supports standards-based education reform. This Act is based on high standards and establishes goals that improves individual education outcome.This act hold teacher and administration acceptable for students performance. -
The flipped classroom approach is where the teacher lesson is watched at home and during class the students apply what they learned through a variety of activities. Educators guide students into an interactive learning environment where students engage their creativity into the subject matter. -
In 2008 the annual state spending on standardized testing rose from $423 million to almost $1.1 billion. Each student is required to take the test that the grade level require. Parents receive individual scores. The students are texted in English, mathematics, language arts, science, and history. This test are only given to students in California public schools. -
The common Core State Standards began in 2009 and created a single set of English and Math that all states could adopt. These new guidelines are for K-12 students and the goal is to accomplish at the end of the students educational career. -
President Obama signed the Recovery Act on February 17th, 2009. It was developed in response to the Great Recession, the goal was to save existing jobs and create new possible employment opportunities . It provided $100 billion for education which allowed for opportunities and improvements. -
RTT was a $4.35 billion Educational competitive grant to reform sate and local district K-12 education and reward innovation.The RTT states are scored on a points based rubric. The state that scores the most and put effort are the ones that receive funding. -
The KRA was signed into law on September 30th, 2010. The KRA impacts Kindergarten education by giving students the opportunity to attend a new program called traditional kindergarten and changes the kindergarten enrollment dates (EPPS, 2011). -
The commission is a federal advisory committee chartered by congress. In this committee there are union leaders, school officials, researchers, and civil rights activists. They released a report that stated the lack of commitment ate equality in education for all students. each student is given a seminal report and take into action. There is also a equity checklist and if you meet the list then you are a member the supports equality in education support. -
The final version of the NGSS was released on April 2013. They are new science standards that develops the current state standards. After years, it was time to make advances and understand how students learn science effectively. -
The president Obama
released a total of $3 billion dollars in investment to improve STEM education. This funding was primary to prepare teachers and to improve the effectiveness of STEM education. -
The national Educational Association also known as the NEA represents Public school teachers, faculty, staff, and support personnels that work at a university and college. In 2015 they was an assembly that adopts "we the members of the National Education Association, acknowledge the existence in our country of institutional racism - the societal patterns and practices that have the net effect of imposing oppressive conditions and denying rights, opportunity, and equality based upon race.” -
In 34 states the school district requires half a day of kindergarten and 11 require fool days.15 states require kindergarten attendance and 35 states do not. In 19 states it is also required for the student to be 5 by September 1st to able able to attend kindergarten. -
This law was signed on December 10, 2015. Also known as ESSA which helps ensure success for students in school, and the state is given authority.In addition it replaced the No Child Left Behind Act. The foundation of this law is that it builds on key areas of process, and gives more opportunities in improving students outcomes. -
Proposition 58 was a ballot that voter approved in November 2016. It was out voted by 73.5 %. 58 implemented that the California Multilingual Education Act. This Act gives public schools access to dual language programs. no waivers are requires for parents to sign if they wish to have their stunted in a dual or bilingual program. However, it is not mandatory but parents would have noticed mailed on the type of language programs that are available. -
President Trump gave federal guideline that switched what was previously directed by president Obama. He specifically said that the transgender students will use the public school restrooms in which matches their gender identify.In which case the directive violates the the federal anti-discrimination laws. -
In December 15, 2017 the Tax Cut and Job Act was filed. having reduced taxes for all different incomes. What does this mean for education? Teachers deductions are to stay between the $250 limit on buying school supplies. They would also expand the use of the 529 saving plan for K-12 cost. This law would potentially hurt public school and college donations. -
Social emotional leaning is also known as SEL. Which is a process to help students develop skills that benefit their educational and real world. It helps student learn how to manage emotions, create positive relationships with others and learn how to problem solve. -
After COVID-19 cases grew, school closed and went into distance learning. There were millions of cases all over the world that it was safest to do online learning for the remanding of the year. Having distance learning helped prevent the virus from spreading. -
President Joe Biden signs a 1.9 Trillion dollar COVID-19 relief bill into law. This bill helped proved 125 billion dollars to help school reopen.