| A | B |
|---|
| First-wave reform movement | reinforces the traditional eurocentric curriculum |
| A Nation At Risk | National Commission on Excellence in Education |
| Second-wave reform movement | wants students to learn how to live in a pluralistic society |
| Cultural Literacy | E.D. Hirsch Jr. |
| Strongly believes our Euro-centered heratige is being threatened | Arthur S. schlesinger Jr. |
| Great books curriculum | a series of Euro-centric texts that teach European curriculum |
| Project Equality | states that if students are to succeed in college, elementary, and secondary schools must be reformed |
| Competencies | six things students need to know for college |
| Goal one | Readiness for School |
| James Banks | wants to eliminate Euro-centicism in curriculum |
| Paolo Freire | believes schools can unknowing change individuals |
| School Climate | the attitude the school portrays to students and the community |
| Administrators | help teachers and students teach and learn in the classroom |
| Educational reform | not a clear-cut issue |
