The art and science of teaching

The day by day plan a teacher uses

A plan for learning a segment of the related content and skills

The location and setting of a school

Focused learning targets for individual students

A course that is appropriately challenging not simply difficult

Series of movements a teacher uses in a lesson

A path through a given content area

The different disciplines examples include Fine Arts, Science, or Math

Learning Goals and Outcomes

Broad learning outcomes for a unit plan

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Professional Language Quiz 9

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Pedagogy
The art and science of teaching
Special recognition by a professional organization for completing education
How much a teacher knows
The capacity to control one's own professional life
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Lesson Plan
All the content a student should know by the end of the year
Technology integration in the classroom
The curriculum chosen by the administration
The day by day plan a teacher uses
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Unit Plan
Instruction that involves all the content areas
Instruction involving independent practice
A plan for learning a segment of the related content and skills
Collaboration among teachers to increase learner outcomes
4
Community Context
The support of community partners and family in a student's education
The location and setting of a school
The socioeconomic status of a school
Schools designed to teach job skills related to the needs of the community
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Objectives
The number of questions teachers ask during a lesson
Guidelines for standards of classroom behavior
Focused learning targets for individual students
The extent to which students are activley participating in an activity
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Rigorous
A course that is fast paced
Strength and conditioning exercises
A course that is appropriately challenging not simply difficult
Focused learning targets for individual students
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Learning Cycle
All the knowledge a student should have before graduation
Loss of academic progress during summer months
Changes in teacher preparation intended to increase student learning
Series of movements a teacher uses in a lesson
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Curriculum
The process teachers use to gather data and make decisions about progress
Instruction that provides elements of face to face and online methods
A path through a given content area
The right of teachers to choose content and teaching methods
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Content Areas
The different disciplines examples include Fine Arts, Science, or Math
The unstated and sometimes unintended aspects of the curriculum
A set of moral standards for acceptable professional behavior
Programs designed to give teachers the tools they need to improve teaching
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Learning Goals and Outcomes
Broad learning outcomes for a unit plan
Rewards that come from within oneself and are personally satisfying
Instructional method that allows students to develop their own interests
The grade a student gets on a test

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