No Child Left Behind Is an Example of Education Policy

question 4

Multiple Choice

No Child Left Behind is an example of education policy

• A) becoming more controlled by state and local governments.
• B) becoming more controlled by the federal government.
• C) increasingly being funded by the federal government.
• D) passed during the Great Society.

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Definitions:

Gender-Role Expectations

Societal norms and beliefs about the behaviors, interests, and roles appropriate for men and women.

Infancy

The period of early childhood development from birth to around two years of age, marked by rapid physical and cognitive growth.

Puberty

A developmental phase in which a child's body transitions into an adult body capable of sexual reproduction, marked by physical and hormonal changes.

Gender Socialization

The process by which individuals learn cultural roles according to their sex, through various socializing agents, such as family, education, and media.