Fill out the matrix attached. Please use American based universities for peer-reviewed articles. APA 7th Edition citations

Models of American Schools Matrix

Complete the matrix below.

In the third column, summarize the specific focus of each model of schooling in 30 words or less.

Locate a peer-reviewed journal article that relates to each model.

In the fourth column, include a link to the peer-reviewed journal article you found that supports each model. Format the citation according to APA guidelines (7th ed.).

School Model	Definition	Focus	Link to Peer-Reviewed Article Supporting Models
Boarding	Offers food and lodging for students; students live on school campus
Charter	Schools run autonomously within a local school district
Language Immersion	All subjects in elementary grades are taught in a language other than the primary language
Magnet	Intended to serve a diverse population attracted to the school’s specialization
Montessori	Students learn through their choices and exploration
Private	Tuition based; separate from government funding
Reggio Emilio	Style addresses student’s potential through construction of ideas and social-emotional development
Religious/Parochial	Private religious school that receives funding from a local church
Special Education	Offers specialized support for students with specialized and different abilities
Traditional Public	Serves all children in the school district, preK-12
Virtual/Blended	Operates either solely virtually or through blended synchronous and asynchronous sessions
Waldorf	Addresses the first years of children’s development through play

Reference

Flavin, B. (2016). The ultimate guide to 13 different types of schools across America. Rasmussen University. Retrieved from https://www.rasmussen.edu/degrees/education/blog/types-of-schools/

School District

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