The Edu-CAT-ion Policy Glossary: Feline Edition

Submitted on April 1, 2015

We realize that Edu-CAT-ion Reform can be very confusing.

So, with the help of many beautiful cats that were rescued by and adopted from the Montgomery County Animal Services and Adoption Center, the Montgomery County Humane Society and the Animal Welfare League of Montgomery County, we have compiled a list of common terms with illustrations to make them more under-CAT-able.

Please consider adopting one of the wonderful pets available at your local shelter.

Authen-CAT Assessment

Best PAW-trices

CAT-operative Learning

Creaming

Content Rich PURR-iculum

Common CLAW Standards

Dif-FUR-entiated Learning

Extra CAT-icular Activities

High Quality KITTEN-garten

High Ex-CAT-ations

HISSS-torical Studies

PURR-formance Assessment

PAW-sitive Reinforcement

Putting KITTENS First

Social Emotional PURRING

The Socialside of Edu-CAT-tion

Value Added CAT

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April Fools

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Early Childhood Education

K-12 Education

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