The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)

question 26

Multiple Choice

The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)

• A)cut federal funding for school districts that performed poorly on the Department of Education's measures of student success.
• B)guaranteed that 10 percent of all federal revenue would be spent each year on elementary and secondary education.
• C)required that all school districts devote at least 200 hours of instruction to students each year using federally approved curriculum.
• D)offered federal aid for education by allocating funds to school districts with substantial numbers of children from unemployed or low-income families.

Understand the principle of modeling in learning.

Discuss the variability in motivation among employees with respect to learning.

Understand the concept and effectiveness of classroom instruction in training.

Recognize the importance and outcomes of formal orientation programs for new employees.

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