Which THREE of the following approaches best address the academic needs of students with exceptionalities?

Allow the students to be included in decisions about educational placement, Including the students in all class activities whenever possible., Instructing students in approaches to advocate for themselves in class.

How can you apply Piaget to the classroom?

Listen to the students ideas and opinions

For which of the following assignments is a rubric the most appropriate method of assessment?

A fifth-grader's presentation on a science experiment.

Which of the following provisions or modifications is mandated by the Americans with Disability Act?

Provide ramps for student who use a wheelchair enter/exit public building

A statement that attempts to explain and predict phenomena

Convening a school improvement team

Taking advantage of a teachable moment

Which of the following describes the most effective teacher-parent collaboration for supporting student success?

Teacher meet w/ parent to devise plan help student who struggle w/ spelling

Objective need to include observable and measurable verbs in its statement

Which of the following teacher actions will most effectively support reading motivation in the classroom?

Providing student with books that are relevant to their everyday experience

Library media specialists in a school setting are primarily responsible for

Supporting the development of information and technological literacy

A primary benefit of using rubrics to grade students' work is that rubrics

State explicitly what is expected of students

Encourage collab and reflection to improve instruction and student learning

Assisting the teaher with planning and instruction.

Using the internet to take students on a virtual tour of the pyramids

The technical definition of informal rubrics is that they:

are developed by the classroom teacher.

Which of the following teacher actions is most effective for creating a positive learning environment in a classroom?

Planning instructional activities that are relevant to students.

It is essential for a teacher to understand the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment because it

Prescribes the procedures a school must follow to dismiss a teacher.

Which of the following is a teacher's best course of action when a sixth-grade student answers a question incorrectly?

Ask the student probing question to understand student reason for response

Composing a classroom pledge together with the students.

The main difference between problem- and project-based learning is that problem-based learning:

focuses on the learning process.

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Which THREE of the following approaches best address the academic needs of students with exceptionalities?
Allow the students to be included in decisions about educational placement
Preparing classmates to be tolerant and sensitive to the students.
Including the students in all class activities whenever possible.
Instructing students in approaches to advocate for themselves in class.
2
Interpret pictures of scenes from the play....
Understanding
Applying
Evaluating
Analysing
3
How can you apply Piaget to the classroom?
Listen to the students ideas and opinions
Do not mentor the children
As a teacher take a passive role
Do not let them experience the content themselves
4
For which of the following assignments is a rubric the most appropriate method of assessment?
A sixth-grader's homework on fractions.
A third-grader's free-writing journal entry.
A fifth-grader's presentation on a science experiment.
A kindergartener's independent work on word families.
5
Classify the character as human, animal, or thing...
Evaluating
Applying
Analysing
Understanding
6
Piaget was a believer of which category of educational theory
Constructivism (social)
Constructivism (individual)
Behaviourist
Situative
7
Distinguish what could happen from what couldn't happen in the story in real life...
Understanding
Applying
Evaluating
Analysing
8
Which of the following provisions or modifications is mandated by the Americans with Disability Act?
Install a classroom amplification system for student who wear hearing aids
Allow extended time for student with learning disability to complete a test
Ensure student who is blind has access braille books/ translation software
Provide ramps for student who use a wheelchair enter/exit public building
9
Draw a picture showing what happened before and after a passage found in the book....
Understanding
Remembering
Applying
Analysing
10
There are how many domains in Blooms Taxonomy?
8
6
3
4
11
What is a theory?
A type of pasta
A statement that attempts to explain and predict phenomena
Last years X-Factor winner
All of the above
12
How could you apply this theory to the classroom?
All of the above
Pair or group children to extend less able children
Provide extension activities
Read the pupil data prior to the first lesson
13
Which of these was a 'zone' in Vygotsky's theory
What I can do?
What I would like to do?
What I love doing?
What I hate doing?
14
Articles based on research validated by peers.
Academic journal
Magazine
Review
Blog
15
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Creating a social media account
Holding weekly faculty meetings
Convening a school improvement team
Establishing a student-run school radio station
16
Skinner believed that........
Reinforcers increase the likelihood of repeat behaviour
Behaviour is changed by the use or reinforcements
Punishers decrease the likelihood of repeat behaviour
All of the above
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Procedural
Automatic
Emotional
Episodic
18
Make finger puppets and act out a story....
Remebering
Applying
Creating
Understanding
19
For each row, identify whether the statement is an example of self-determination or attribution.
Self-determination
Attribution
20
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Independent
Indirect
Direct
Experiential
21
Skinner was famous for testing his theory on which animal?
Rats
Birds
Mice
Dragons
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Allowing students to learn from each other
Monitoring and adjusting instruction
Teaching content explicitly
Taking advantage of a teachable moment
23
Which of the following assessments is most likely to be criterion-referenced?
A chapter test from a textbook
A college entrance exam
An audition
An intelligence test
24
"Match character names with pictures of characters" is an example of which stage?
Applying
Remembering
Understanding
Evaluation
25
Which of the following describes the most effective teacher-parent collaboration for supporting student success?
Teacher meet w/ parent to devise plan help student who struggle w/ spelling
The teacher sends emails to parents when assignments are missing
Teacher reward student for good behavior w/ card that say"#1 Helper"
Teacher require a parent signature on test that get score lower than a 75%
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Objective need to take consideration the diverse cultures in the classroom
Objective need to provide specific about material used learning activity
Objective need indicate more detail about level intended student learning
Objective need to include observable and measurable verbs in its statement
27
Which of the following teacher actions will most effectively support reading motivation in the classroom?
Rewarding students who read the most books every month with extra credit
Providing student with books that are relevant to their everyday experience
Having student read challenging materials in groups to improve their skills
Requiring student to read independently for a set amount of time each night
28
Articles and features related to educational topics.
Review
Academic journal
Blog
Magazine
29
Skinner was a believer in which category of educational theory
Situative
Associative Theory
Constructivism
Veganism
30
Write the lyrics/music to a song the main character would sing if he/she became a rock star...
Evaluating
Understanding
Creating
Applying
31
Library media specialists in a school setting are primarily responsible for
Selecting and organizing the resources teachers use in instruction
Supporting the development of information and technological literacy
Facilitating collaboration among teachers
Teaching students sequential library and study skills
32
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Behaviorism
Cognitivism
Social development
Constructivism
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A primary benefit of using rubrics to grade students' work is that rubrics
Allocate time for students to review their work
Place emphasis on student participation
Focus on feedback on student errors
State explicitly what is expected of students
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Give teacher w/ an opportunity share student feedback about school comm.
To identify the most effective teachers and faculty in the school
Allow teachers to connect/network with professionals outside of the school
Encourage collab and reflection to improve instruction and student learning
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Devising a program of study for students who have special needs.
Maintaining all records of students who receive special services.
Assisting the teaher with planning and instruction.
Analyze assessment data to be prepare for use in parent-teacher conferences
36
Peer assessment shows teachers how students perform when compared to their classrmates.
False
True
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Creating a classroom blog for the student to share idea about ancient Egypt
Showing the students various videos depicting life in ancient Egypt
Using the internet to take students on a virtual tour of the pyramids
Having the student's design slideshow presentations about the pyramids
38
Judge whether or not a character should have acted in a particular way or not....
Analysing
Creating
Applying
Evaluating
39
The technical definition of informal rubrics is that they:
is they are not things that are written down by students.
is that they are only teacher observations of students.
are developed by the classroom teacher.
are developed by researchers, not teachers.
40
Which of the following teacher actions is most effective for creating a positive learning environment in a classroom?
Creating and implementing standards for student behavior.
Using a token system to reward student achievement.
Engaging students by using project-based, hands-on activities.
Planning instructional activities that are relevant to students.
41
It is essential for a teacher to understand the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment because it
Lists the reasons why a teacher can be dismissed.
Require district to provide a teacher who has been dismiss w/ legal counsel
Identifies the personnel who must be present at a dismissal hearing.
Prescribes the procedures a school must follow to dismiss a teacher.
42
For each row, identify whether the statement is an example of self-determination or attribution.
Attribution
Self-determination
43
Which of the following is a teacher's best course of action when a sixth-grade student answers a question incorrectly?
Tell the student the response is incorrect and provide the correct answer
Change the question and allow another student to respond to new question
Ask the student probing question to understand student reason for response
Restate question so that another student can correct student wrong answer
44
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Posting a teacher-determined set of rules in the classroom.
Composing a classroom pledge together with the students.
Showing students a video about appropriate behavior.
Reviewing classroom rules with students at the beginning of every semester.
45
Reflections and impressions related to teaching
Academic journal
Review
Blog
Magazine
46
There are how many levels in Blooms Taxonomy - Cognitive Domain?
3
8
4
6
47
The main difference between problem- and project-based learning is that problem-based learning:
focuses on the learning process.
is more engaging.
creates a product.
is collaborative.
48
Which of these is a type of formative assessment?
End-of-unit portfolio
Classroom-created test
Standardized test
Homework assignment
49
Differentiate fact from fiction.....
Evaluate
Understanding
Analysis
Application
50
Piaget's child development stages include
preoperation
sensorimotor
concrete operational
all of the above
51
Which of the following types of memory is primarily increased by chunking information?
Declaritive memory
Short-term memory
Long-term memory
Implicit memory
52
An essay is an appropriate method for evaluating how students apply spelling rules.
False
True
53
Construct a pictorial time line which summarizes what happens in the story...
Applying
Understanding
Analysing
Remembering
54
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End-of-unit test
Running record
Class participation
Reading journal
55
Effective teacher study groups primarily contain which of the following components?
Include the entire staff to allow every member of the faculty to have input
Side conversations to allow all members to feel heard by others
A few key questions to provide teachers with a direction for inquiry
Mandated attendance at meetings to ensure that all teachers participate
56
Validity means:
the assessment is true.
the assessment measures what it is supposed to measure.
the assessment is effective.
the assessment is consistent.
57
Which of these assessments are appropriate for elementary students?
Project-based learning
All of the above
Reading journals
Homework
58
A teacher who is an educational leader and advocate for a school's success most likely does which of the following?
Ensures that classroom rules are followed by all students
Sends parents positive behavior notes about their children
Serves on committees and represents the school in the community
Lives in the district in which the school is located
59
Which of the following is a primary purpose of a teacher using a brainstorming session to start a lesson?
Helping students' set realistic expectations
Facilitating students' summary of a lesson
Determining students' prior knowledge
Facilitating students' active listening skills
60
Which of the following is the median of the following set of scores: 85, 90, 87, 100, and 95?
90
87
95
85
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Cognitive dissonance
Groupthink
Conflict of interest
Ambivalence
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Adding visuals to classroom instruction
Setting time aside to teach the student one-on-one
Writing lessons with lower academic expectations
Speaking slowly using basic vocabulary
63
Which of the following teacher activites best supports reflective practice?
Completing weekly lesson plans
Journaling about classroom experiences
Talking to students about their learning
Designing assessments to measure content mastery
64
Write a recommendation as to why the story should be read (or not).......
Analysing
Understanding
Evaluate
Applying
65
Arrange scrambled story sentences in sequential order...
Understanding
Analysing
Remembering
Applying
66
Write 3 new titles for the story that would give a good idea what it is about....
Applying
Creating
Analysing
Understanding
67
When faced with a learning task, self-regulation learners are most likely to
Look for external feedback about the success of their efforts
Ask for help when discouraged with the task
Analyze the task and delegate jobs to others
Set small goals to help meet the large goal
68
Which of the following classroom practices best exemplifies Maslow's educational philosophy?
Offering extrinsic prizes based on data in a student behavior chart.
Challenging enduring student beliefs about their capacity to learn.
Assigning students as leaders to serve as role models for others.
Creating an environment in which students feel safe taking risks.
69
Which assessment effectively measures learning that occurs during your instructional unit?
ACT
SAT
Daily writing prompts
MSA
70
Evaluations of resources and equipment used in instruction.
Academic journal
Blog
Magazine
Review
71
On tests, items that are related meaningfully are called
criteria.
concave.
constructs.
convents.
72
What is an example of an assessment AS learning?
A pop quiz
A homework assignment reviewing math problems
A lesson plan you design
A project students create in groups
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Asking for mentoring from the school's reading specialist
Observing as a colleague teaches a reading class
Taking a graduate course in reading
Consulting an academic journal in the field of reading
74
Which type of rubric has the potential for higher rates of interrater reliability?
holistic rubric
writing rubrics
empirical rubrics
analytic rubric
75
In the world of assessment, reliability means
whether the assessment measures what it is supposed to.
whether or not you'll text back.
whether or not you'll be sober when you give the speech.
consistency.
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Writing
Viewing
Listening
Reading
77
Which of the following statements by a fifth grader best exemplifies attribution?
"We do lots of experiments in science class."
"When I finish my homework, I can have computer time."
"I'm the best lacrosse player on my team."
"I'm late to class because the hallways were crowded."
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Attending continuing education workshops
Mentoring a colleague
Participating in a professional learning community
Pursuing a postgraduate degree
79
True or false: Summative assessments let you modify your instruction to ensure learning.
True
False
80
Vygotsky's theory was entitled
All of the above
Zone of Proximation and Design
No Parking Zone
Zone of Proximal Development
81
Which assessment tracks and graphs student learning over the course of a year?
progress monitoring
standardized tests
unit tests
daily writing prompts
82
Which of the following best describes the scope and sequence of a curriculum guide?
The strategies and activities a teacher will use to achieve curriculum goal
Specific concept,skill,knowledge that curriculum will introduce to student
The process of measuring how well students achieved curriculum goals
The content of the curriculum and the order in which it is presented
83
A selected-response assessment is effective for evaluating knowledge of factual content.
True
False
84
What is the synonym for summative assessment?
assessment as learning
assessment within learning
assessment of learning
assessment for learning
85
Which of the following is the most effective action a teacher can take to nurture students' self-esteem?
Planning competitive activities
Selecting learning tasks that are easily achievable
Building students' intrinsic motivation
Giving specific and genuine praise
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Use a table of contents to quickly locate a specific chapter in a textbook
Playing a game with another student that requires mastery of state capitals
Recalling the main events seen in a movie that relate to a topic of study
Using flashcards to gain speed recognition of multiplication facts
87
Which of these is a type of a summative assessment?
Homework assignment
Classroom-created test
Daily worksheet
Pre-test
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Increasing the number of problems for the student to solve.
Asking the student to lead a group during cooperative learning.
Giving the student a complex, open-ended question to answer.
Allowing the student to begin homework in class.
89
"Create a new product related to the story," is an example of .....
Applying
Evaluation
Understanding
Creating
90
Give examples of people you know who have the same problems as the characters in the story...
Analysing
Understanding
Applying
Evaluating
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Standard
Raw
Percentile
Stanine
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For each row, identify whether the statement is an example of self-determination or attribution.
Attribution
Self-determination

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