Final Exam TSTCSCOL

(a)   is characterized by deeply rooted traditions, values, and beliefs, some of which are common across schools, and some are unique and embedded in a particular school's history.

(a)   is a teaching culture referring to classrooms as "egg-crates" or "castles" where autonomy and isloation and insulation prevail, and support are avoided.

(a)   is teaching culture which refers to the teachers who choose, spontaneously and voluntarily, to work together, without external contro agenda.

(a)   is a school typology which refers to effective and improving schools.

(a)   is a school typology which refers to schools which are ineffective and declining.

What is the PUP Vision?

(a)  

According to Ott, (a)   are the core of what the school considers impotant. Also, they are the standards set for what is good, what quality means, and what defines excellence.

(a)   are unspoken expectations and rules that staff and students are supposed to follow based on the beliefs, values, and assumptions of the school.

What are the ten cultural norms?

List your answers like this,

apple, bag, cat, ...

(a)   are school procedures or routines that are infused with deeper significance such as greeting the teacher as students encounter them, conduvcting flag ceremonies every morning, and observing the honoring gestures.