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2. What is Flexible Grouping?

Flexible Grouping - Test YOUR Knowledge!

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2. What is Flexible Grouping?
a. It can be homogenous or heterogeneous
d. All of the above
b. Provides opportunities for different groups based on readiness level
c. Provides opportunities for independent work
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4. Examples of Flexible Grouping
b. Science projects
c. Leveled math groups
d.All of the above
a. Literature Circles
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7. How to make it work?
c. Develop a system for students to get assistance
d. All of the above
b. Create independent tasks for students
b. Allocate the amount of time with each group based on their needs
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8. Flexible grouping classrooms are intentionally blended together to improve learning.
False
True
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6. Essential Components of Flexible Grouping
c. Meet with each group each time they are together
d. None of the above
a. Opportunities for various groups
b. Instruct students on how to work collaboratively and cooperatively
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9. Flexible grouping requires more preparation of curriculum learning materials
False
True
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3. Benefits of Flexible Grouping
d. All of the above
c. Develops independent work skills
a. Fluid strategy that responds to student needs.
b. Develops collaborative skills
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10. When utilizing flexible grouping, reteach using new methods, visuals, and scaffolds for understanding the concept
True
False
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5. When can you utilize Flexible Grouping?
b. When activities or tasks focus on a common area of interest
a. When there is a difference in students’ levels of readiness
All of the above
c. When activities or tasks require a variety of learning styles
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1. Flexible grouping classroom refers to a class that has two or more grade levels of scholars in one classroom.
True
False