Is a collection of dispositions and skills that cultivate innovative teaching, critical thinking, and active inquiry. Critical literacy assists students in thinking critically about the things that they read, instead of just brushing the surface.

Is having two or more certified teachers in the classroom sharing responsibility for teaching all or some of the students assigned to the classroom. These teachers work together to plan and deliver instruction, assessment, remediation, etc.

Is a form of personalized learning where a person pursues something of interest to them, with the aid of a caring support system. In the process of pursuing connected learning, new opportunities and possibilities open up for them.

A philosophy of educational assessment that recognizes that a variety of measures must be used for the teaching and learning process to help students reach their intellectual potential. This includes the use of formative assessments, summative assessments, authentic assessments, standardized assessments, etc.

The capacity to organize information in your mind for a short duration of time.

The strategies that readers utilize to decipher a new word that they read.

A collection of services that are offered to people with disabilities which are created to help them develop the skills that one needs to obtain and hold on to a job.

Pertaining to visual and motor functions collectively.

A disorder in which a person has problems and issues interpreting visual information. For instance, not being able to ascertain the difference between two shapes.

How well students can decipher the language that they read or hear.