Definition of breach of contract

A failure to fulfill the requirements of a legal agreement.

Acceptable use policies for technology result in all of the following benefits except

prevent all inappropriate uses of technology.

What should a teacher not do when lecturing?

Read aloud long passages from the text to students.

Why are issues of law and ethics important to teachers?

Schools are "awash" with legal and ethical issues.

Successful cooperative learning strategies include the following:

group goals, individual accountability, and equal opportunities for success

Among the trends in the social studies curriculum is

more emphasis on geography and civics.

In order to avoid having the smart student in a group doing all the work, cooperative learning strategies

involve formal group presentations and individual mastery assessments.

State authorities usually delegate to local school boards the responsibility for

setting policy and administering schools.

Detracking high school students (eliminating the separation of academic, tracks) had which of the following effects?

Detracking raised the performance of low-achieving students.

Based on the newer trends in math instruction, which of the following will most likely occur in math classes?

Increased use of manipulatives at the elementary level

Definition of contract

A binding agreement between two or more parties.

A student makes a rude remark. What is a teacher's most ethical course of action?

Maintain a professional stance, and correct the student in private.

Definition of loco parentis

The responsibility of the teacher to function "in the place of the parent"

How may teachers differentiate curriculum?

adapting content, processes, and products to the student

The system of rules that governs the general conduct of citizens.

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1
The raging hormone stage
Adolescent
Neonatal
Preschool
Middle Childhood
2
Language development is an important task of this stage 
Sensory Motor
Formal Operational
Pre-Operational
Concrete Operational
3
When elementary students all over the world add ozone measurements from their community to an online database they are
a newsgroup
digital archive.
telecollaboration.
distance education
4
What governs whether a teacher may make multiple copies of a particular document for use in the classroom?
intellectual property laws
textbook publishers
Permission from the author
fair use copyright guidelines
5
When did technology helping teachers use more pictures in the classroom first become available?
Late 1900s
Late 1800s
Early 1800s
Early 1900s
6
Children can reason deductively at this stage
Pre-Operational
Sensory Motor
Concrete Operational
Formal Operational
7
Who makes the decision on the minimum length of a school day?
The principal of each school.
The State Board of Education.
The federal government.
The superintendent of a local school.
8
He used Piaget’s theories to develop his theory of moral development.
Vygotsky
Kohlberg
Piaget
Erikson
9
True or False Lecturing is considered "Active Teaching"
False
True
10
A person may feel awkward and clumsy during this stage 
Preschool
Neonatal
Adolescent
Middle Childhood
11
Which of the following was not created specifically to facilitate instruction?
Simulation software
World Wide Web
Interactive multimedia
Drill-and-practice software
12
Work in pairs take turns telling each other their plans and taking notes
Co-Op
Numbered Head Together
Composition Pairs
Jigsaw
13
Average person weighs 32lbs and is 38 inches tall at this stage
Middle Childhood
Neonatal
Preschool
Adolescent
14
Broken into 3 trimesters
Middle Childhood
Prenatal
Neonatal
Preschool
15
Test generators, lesson-planning software, and grade books are examples of
teacher-generated software
teacher communication tools.
teacher productivity tools.
teacher instructional tools
16
A person can grow 10 to 12 inches in one year during this stage
Preschool
Middle Childhood
Neonatal
Adolescent
17
The Supreme Court has declared corporal punishment in schools unconstitutional, making it illegal in all 50 states.
True
False
18
A teacher who teaches a lesson to show students how to find and evaluate evidence is teaching what?
Socratic dialogue.
critical thinking.
mastery of content knowledge.
data analysis.
19
All of these are examples of using the computer as a cognitive tool except
Email
Word processor (MS Word/Google Docs)
a database
a spreadsheet
20
Definition of breach of contract
A formal complaint about work conditions.
legal right that confers employment, protecting teachers from dismissal
A binding agreement between two or more parties.
A failure to fulfill the requirements of a legal agreement.
21
Average person is 5 feet tall and is around 80lbs at the end of this stage.
Neonatal
Middle Childhood
Adolescent
Preschool
22
Average person weighs 7lbs and is on average 19.5 inches tall at this stage
Adolescent
Middle Childhood
Neonatal
Preschool
23
What would you most likely see in an elementary science class?
year-long courses in branches of science
expanded curriculum in the sciences
topics of natural curiosity
None of the above
24
Acceptable use policies for technology result in all of the following benefits except
reduce a school's liability.
solicit parental input and permission.
prevent all inappropriate uses of technology.
make expectations and consequences clear.
25
The sources of pressure on schools to increase their use of technology tools include
students and legislators.
parents and teachers.
All of the above
businesses and citizens.
26
What should a teacher not do when lecturing?
Read aloud long passages from the text to students.
Use visual materialas
Present new and fresh ideas.
Keep the lecture short
27
Why are issues of law and ethics important to teachers?
Schools are "awash" with legal and ethical issues.
Thousands of teachers are sued every year.
Teachers convey mixed messages through their behavio
Teachers may not break any laws outside school.
28
Taught Informally
Formal Curriculum
Hidden Curriculum
29
Successful cooperative learning strategies include the following:
homogeneous grouping, individual accountability, and goals.
group goals, even distribution of labor, and equal opportunities for all
equal opportunities for success, heterogeneous grouping, and goals
group goals, individual accountability, and equal opportunities for success
30
A person will refine their small muscle and motor skills during this stage
Adolescent
Preschool
Neonatal
Middle Childhood
31
Among the trends in the social studies curriculum is
a focus on global issues instead of American issues.
more emphasis on geography and civics.
a unification and emphasis on themes across social studies.
an emphasis on enabling students to develop an analytical perspective
32
In order to avoid having the smart student in a group doing all the work, cooperative learning strategies
develop a sense of community within the group.
entail specific, clearly articulated steps to complete an activity.
focus on group accountability and group assessment.
involve formal group presentations and individual mastery assessments.
33
State authorities usually delegate to local school boards the responsibility for
setting policy and administering schools.
advising teacher-training institutions on professional programs.
setting guidelines for elementary education.
certifying or licensing teachers.
34
Which of the following is not considered a cooperative learning strategy?
Group investigation
Jigsaw
lecture
Think-Pair Share
35
Which arrangement of computers is a more expensive investment for schools?
All of these require equal investments.
Single-computer classroom
Classroom clusters
Computer labs
36
Unplanned Curriculum
Hidden Curriculum
Formal Curriculum
37
Which of the following is not an example of assistive technology?
Voice output device
Remote control units
Computer to enhance communication
Internet
38
Children in this stage are capable of classifications
Sensory Motor
Formal Operational
Pre-Operational
Concrete Operational
39
Detracking high school students (eliminating the separation of academic, tracks) had which of the following effects?
Detracking had the most positive effects for average students.
Detracking erased social distinctions among students.
Detracking raised the performance of low-achieving students.
Detracking raised the performance of high-achieving students.
40
He is recognized as the “father of cognitive development.”
Erikson
Kohlberg
Piaget
Vygotsky
41
Based on the newer trends in math instruction, which of the following will most likely occur in math classes?
Increased use of manipulatives at the elementary level
Greater emphasis on drill and practice to reduce errors in elementary
A decreased use of calculators in classes at the high school level
An increased number of diverse math courses offered in high school
42
Members of a small group number off, consult with one another, and agree on an answer
Co-Op
Composition Pairs
Numbered Head Together
Jigsaw
43
Definition of contract
A failure to fulfill the requirements of a legal agreement.
A binding agreement between two or more parties.
A formal complaint about work conditions.
legal right that confers employment, protecting teachers from dismissal
44
His theory is often referred to as play theory.
Vygotsky
Piaget
Kohlberg
Erikson
45
A student makes a rude remark. What is a teacher's most ethical course of action?
Maintain a professional stance, and correct the student in private.
Respond to the student with a similarly snide remark.
Report the student's behavior to an administrator.
Angrily confront the student after class.
46
Children learn through their senses at this stage
Pre-Operational
Formal Operational
Concrete Operational
Sensory Motor
47
Definition of loco parentis
The responsibility of the teacher to function "in the place of the parent"
The system of rules that governs the general conduct of citizens.
A branch of philosophy that examines the right and wrong of human conduct.
th deliberative process that protects a person's constitutional right
48
His theory is centered on the zone of proximal development.
Piaget
Erikson
Vygotsky
Kohlberg
49
How may teachers differentiate curriculum?
teaching lessons to the whole class
placing students into academic, general, and career education tracks
treating all students alike and equally
adapting content, processes, and products to the student
50
Which of the following is not a type of Play according to Piaget?
Construction
Games with Rules
Partner Play
Symbolic
51
Definition of Law
The system of rules that governs the general conduct of citizens.
The responsibility of the teacher to function "in the place of the parent"
A branch of philosophy that examines the right and wrong of human conduct.
th deliberative process that protects a person's constitutional right
52
Which one of the following is one way to restrict students from inappropriate websites?
An acceptable use policy agreed to by teachers, students, and admin
Allowing students to use the Internet only from a computer in the library
Requiring students to obtain teacher permission for every site they visit
A broadcast system in which all connections flow through one station
53
A person is moving from gross motor skills to small motor skills during this stage.
Adolescent
Middle Childhood
Neonatal
Preschool
54
Planned Curriculum
Hidden Curriculum
Formal Curriculum
55
This Russian psychologist is the last of the four theorists to join American educational philosophy.
Vygotsky
Kohlberg
Piaget
Erikson
56
Each member of a group becomes an “expert” on a topic by working with all members of other groups
Jigsaw
Composition Pairs
Co-Op
Numbered Head Together
57
Which of the following is the main goal of physical education curriculum?
Information on nutrition, mental health, and sexuality
Focus on individual rather than team sports skills
Development of aerobic capacity and appropriate levels of body fat
The goals are to promote the health of the American public
58
Definition of breach of tenure
A failure to fulfill the requirements of a legal agreement.
legal right that confers employment, protecting teachers from dismissal
A formal complaint about work conditions.
A binding agreement between two or more parties.
59
Work on a project in small groups and share what they produce with the class.
Composition Pairs
Jigsaw
Co-Op
Numbered Head Together
60
Content Standards are brokedown down by what?
Chapter
Subject Level
Topic
Unit of study
61
Definition of Grievance
A formal complaint about work conditions.
A binding agreement between two or more parties.
legal right that confers employment, protecting teachers from dismissal
A failure to fulfill the requirements of a legal agreement.
62
What is the major difficulty for some students to take CTE or Electives courses in high school?
Other requirements make it difficult to fit into their schedule
Not enough offerings of these courses
Lack of teachers in these areas of teaching
None of the above
63
Definition of Ethics
The responsibility of the teacher to function "in the place of the parent"
The system of rules that governs the general conduct of citizens.
th deliberative process that protects a person's constitutional right
A branch of philosophy that examines the right and wrong of human conduct.
64
Which of the following has had the most influence over the content of the curriculum in the past decade?
Standards-based movement
Technology revolution in education
Back-to-basics movement
Decreases in financial support
65
His stage 5 is “identity vs. reputation” and characterizes adolescence and its opposites
Piaget
Vygotsky
Kohlberg
Erikson
66
Each of his stages of development has at least one sub-stage that further explains the stage
Kohlberg
Piaget
Vygotsky
Erikson
67
The educational advantage(s) of using technology to assist students with special needs is (are)
enhanced communication.
individualization.
presentation for a variety of learning styles.
All of these.
68
What is a manipulative?
visual objects used by teachers to engage students
technology used by teachers to engage students
physical objects that are used as teaching tools to engage students
imagination items
69
Who makes the decision to close school because of snow?
The local school board.
The principal of the school.
The Superintendent of the school district.
The local news station.
70
Differentiated instruction is a teaching philosophy that has teachers to meet the needs of diverse students by
Reading readiness, learning preferences, and interests
Tests, lectures, and demonstrations
Content, process, and products
Content standards, assessment, and communication
71
Which one of these is not one of the stages of technology maturity? Technology
is used to improve the tasks we do.
is used to do tasks that were not possible before.
makes the tasks unnecessary.
is applied to tasks we already do.
72
Teachers will be able to use computers effectively only if
they receive proper training in their use.
all of the above are true
each teacher has adequate access to appropriate hardware and software.
they have on-site support.
73
Definition of due process
The responsibility of the teacher to function "in the place of the parent"
A branch of philosophy that examines the right and wrong of human conduct.
The system of rules that governs the general conduct of citizens.
th deliberative process that protects a person's constitutional right
74
When a new technology is first introduced in the classroom, it is often proclaimed that
it will be the end of instruction as we now know it.
teachers will automatically know how to us
students won't have to work in order to learn.
the materials will be too expensive.
75
Block scheduling is an efficient use of time because it reduces
the hours in the school day.
homework and study hall time.
the number of courses students take during high school.
time spent passing between classes.
76
Most of the content of a teacher's lesson is probably taken from which of the following?
research reports on each subject.
district curriculum guides.
published textbooks, manuals, worksheets, and tests.
school scope-and-sequence charts.
77
What should a teacher not do on a test?
Begin with easier questions
Mix question types up
Make directions and questions clear
Make the test legible.
78
Successful cooperative learning strategies include the following:
Individual work
homogeneous grouping and individual accountability
Individual accountability
group goals and individual accountability
79
According to the text, what was one of the earliest technological devices used in classrooms?
Television
Filmstrip
Chalkborard
Radio
80
Which of the following is not considered to be differentiating instruction?
4mat
Project Approach
Reading a textbook
Stations
81
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, also known as the Buckley Amendment, guarantees the right of
parents to see personnel files of their children's teachers.
teachers to see the files of students in the whole family.
parents to see school files kept on their own children.
students to see teachers' personnel files.
82
True or False when it comes to Foreign Language Classes, American students are unprepared, compared to rest of the world
True
False
83
An interdisciplinary or integrated curriculum focuses on meaningful study in broadbased areas across subject disciplines
True
False
84
Abstract reasoning occurs at this stage
Pre-Operational
Formal Operational
Sensory Motor
Concrete Operational
85
The Arts are in danger the most when it comes to budget cuts
False
True
86
Each student thinks about a topic provided by the teacher and then discusses it with a partner.
groups of 4. One pair takes “pro” position and the others take the “con”
in groups of four, students work with a partner.
Students take turns writing an answer on a piece of paper passed around
think pair share
87
According to the textbook, which method is best to use in Language Arts curriculum?
Whole language only
Combination of Phonics & Whole Language
Phonics only
None of the above

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