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How many hours do you have to self report an arrest?
90
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72
48
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Learning activities should always be based on:
student interests
specific objectives.
PLC planning
teacher ideas
3
Which of the following teaching strategies would best show sensitivity to English language learners’ language challenges
displaying the students' uncorrected English work in the classroom.
assigning students whose first language is English to tutor classmates.
encouraging safe times to use academic English in class.
grouping students by their English knowledge and experience.
4
Howard Gardner made:
The higerarchy of needs
Dogs eat when a bell rings
Multiple intelligences
Teacher guide to sucess
5
Why is student interest important?
It makes student feel happy that you are their teacher and care about them
Increases student motivation, interest, and achievement
Students will like you more
Parents have a say in what their students are learning when in your class
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A culturally responsive classroom is:
When students like learning about other cultures
when parents share with a class how they learned in their culture
When teachers share stories about their culutre and have students share
A classroom that recognizes the presence of culturally diverse students
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What is the most important consideration in constructing objectives for a unit of instruction?
determine learning goals
appropriateness for meeting student needs and state standards
availability of suitable materials
correspondence to the content of state-adopted text books
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A concept map is :
Songs that help you remember lessons
Students repeat phrases that the teacher just said
The teacher is reading and modeling fluency, tone, and rate
A map showing how different concpets are related
9
Who defined ZPD (Zone of proximal development)
Piaget
Dr. Olan
Gardner
Vygotsky
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What is the Criterion-Referenced?
Measures a students performance against their peer's.
Apples to Oranges
Measures the performance of a student's skill acquisition
Measures the skill level to enter thr next lesson
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If a student is at risk, can you use instructional provlages for personal gain?
No, unless mom and dad say yes
No, it is never acceptable
Yes, if you sign a contract with them
Yes, if parents hire you side of school
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Which is NOT a summative assesment?
Final exams
End of Year State Assesments
Homework
Final draft papers
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Florida requires that students leave their ESOL program after ______ years.
5
6
7
3
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Which assessments would be best for comparing a student's knowledge with that of other students in the same grade level?
teacher made
performace based
Norm refrenced
assesment based
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Which is NOT a formative assesment?
Bell work
Group worksheets
End of Year State Assesments
Homework
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A teacher notices that students of like cultures are exhibiting similar skills and knowledge. This could be due to:
transfer
interactions.
language.
habits.
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Modeled reading is when:
Students repeat phrases that the teacher just said
A map showing how different concpets are related
Songs that help you remember lessons
The teacher is reading and modeling fluency, tone, and rate
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What is the Florida Consent Decree?
Protects the civil rights of educatos
Protects admin from fault
Protects the civil rights of ELLs
Protects school districts from religous choice
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The primary function of a summative assessment is to:
guide ongoing instruction.
determine mastery of content.
measure acquisition of content.
check prior knowledge.
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What is the Norm-Refrenced?
Comparing teachers to teachers
A collection of a student's work over a long period of time
Measures a students performace against their peer's.
Measures what a normal score is
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Reinforcers are
designed to decrease the likelyhood of a behavior
praise or removal of a stimulus to increace likehood of a behavior
always postive
aways negative
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What is a summative assessment?
Standarized State tests
Checkpoint assesments in a lesson
Typically a formal asessesment to sum up a lesson
A summed up version of a lesson in a powerpoint
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ESOL stands for:
English Second Of Other Languages
English Speakers of Other Lanuages
Every Student of Other Lanuages
Either Speakers of Other Languages
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The Norm group are:
A set group of education professionals
random students selected by a test developer to provide a range of scores
Tests intended for scoring standarized assesments
board of delevlopment leaders who decide what should be on state assesments
25
Anecdotal records are:
Notes about lessons
Formal screening with a student
professional development plans
Informal evaluations about teacher oberservations
26
Which term is: Finding the instructional practice that best fits your student's unique learning styles?
Scaffolding
Differentiated Instruction
Standarized Assessments
IEP's
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Direct instruction is when:
Students work alone, come together, and share their findings
it is when you allow fellow educators to have a say in your classroom
When teachers walk around the room telling students to remain on task
There is a teacher centered intructional approach. Lecture Style typically
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What does LEP stand for?
Limited English Proficiency
Left Enter Port
Lets eat pork
Limited English Placement
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What type of test could a school district use to determine if state standards were being effectively taught?
Criterion-referenced test
Informal assessment
Norm-group participation
quizes
30
What is the most important consideration in constructing objectives for a unit of instruction?
determine learning goals
appropriateness for meeting student needs and state standards
availability of suitable materials
correspondence to the content of state-adopted text books
31
Which of the following types of assessment results are most sensitive to small changes in student performance over time?
Precentile ranks
Scaled socres
Precentages
Standarized scores
32
The input-hypothesis model developed by Steven Krashen would suggest that ELLs would benefit from
Being given monthly readin assesments, no matter the grade
Being placed in ESOL classes for 6 years
Being given all materials in their native language
Being given information that is just slightly above their ability level
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Intrapersonal
relates to indentifying one's own interests and goals. Alone.
relates to speaking in public
relates to educators gaining new information about students
relates to the understanding of interacting with others
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What is Cooperative Learning?
Involves team recognition, individual accountability, and equal opportunity
group work so student discuss
Having students pick who they want to work with based on what they like
Presenting in pairs
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Permitting students access to e-mails with attachments can be a potential danger to a school's network, because of
data mining
personal information
Viruses
storage space
36
Which NOT a stage of Language Acquisition?
Advanced talking
Speech Emergent
Early Produciton
Pre-Production
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Which is more effective for improving fluency?
Popcorn reading
Reading out loud
Skim reading
Slient reading
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When abuse is suspected, you should?
call the abuse hotline
Go to the guidance counselor
Go to the school administration
Call a Social worker
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What are accommodations?
Changes everything about a lesson
Changes to lessons for students that may or may not need it
adjust what is already in place for providing support
Change the target skills and how a student will be eveluated
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Drill and practice is primarily used to
Make students aware of how much they need to focus on a lesson
determine learning goals
re-teach a skill that a student has failed to master.
Make lessons go by smoothly
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Punishers are
aways negative
designed to decrease the likelyhood of a behavior
always postive
praise or removal of a stimulus to increace likehood of a behavior
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What are modifications?
adjust what is already in place for providing support
Changes to lessons for students that may or may not need it
Change the target skills and how a student will be eveluated
Changes everything about a lesson
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The initial stages of language acquisition are:
Pre-production, fluency profuction, Speech production
Fluency emergence, Post-production, speech sluency
pre-production, early production, speech emergent, intermediate fluency.
Speaking, writing, reading
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Assistive Technology is
designed to help those with a disablility
designed to help students who need further assistance with school
designed to help teacher with their lessons
designed to decrease the likelyhood of a behavior
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A teacher gets a ticket for running a red light in a school zone. According to the Code of Ethics, the teacher should
Report themselves to their admin
Turn themselves in
Do nothing with their school. This was a minor traffic violation.
Run from the cops
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For how many years after an ESOL program are student monitored?
3
2
5
4
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Which one is a performace based assessment?
Standarized Assessments
portfolios
homework
End of year surveys
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The primary purpose of a formative assessment is to
identify individual strengths and weaknesses.
establish the grading criteria for the class.
determine student mastery of standards.
guide the pace of future course instruction.
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In a community-centered approach to teaching, a teacher plans classroom activities that require students to
help those that can't read alone
design new activities for lessons
determine learning goals
Assist others with solving problems
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What is Think, Pair, Share?
equal learning opportunity
Students debate in a circle
Students work alone, come together, and share their findings
A lesson strat that is on teachers pay teachers
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Which assessment format is likely to create the fewest issues for a student with language difficulties?
Essay
Portfolio
Multiple choice
Performance
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What are portfolio assessments?
A sketch book
Teacher submitted collections of students informaiton
open ended papers
A collection of a student's work over a long period of time
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Student test performance reflects
a student's understanding of the topic and the quality of instruction
Changes to lessons for students that may or may not need it
If dtudents are paying attention to the lesson their teacher designed
If stand standards are affective in their functionality
54
According to the No Child Left Behind Act:
English is the only language allowed in any Florida School
Parents have a right to sue teachers if their child fails
ESOL students must all be in one class together
ELLs are not allowed to be tested in their native lanuage
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What does ELL stand for?
English Language Learners
Elegant Long Legs
English Language Luggage
Eat Limes Larry
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Well-formed teacher-made tests
Are intended to focus on lesson objectives
Are designed to have students focus on Common Core standards and skill sets
Are designed in PLC meetings to have teacher be the focus
assess student comprehension of specific skills based on state standards.
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Bloom's Taxonomy
Needs chart
Various methods of testing
Various levels of understanding
Teacher made lessons
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A teacher realizes that the current reading strategies are not improving student academic achievement. T
ask a grade-level team member for help.
request assistance from a reading coach.
correlate reading strategies with the district curriculum checklist
School align classroom activities with the school improvement plan.
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If a literature teacher wants to assess if her students understand sub-concepts that fall under a larger theme she could
Test for their understanding
Have them make a poster project
Have them make a concept map
Have them write a paper about different sections
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Which is a mnemonic device?
P.E.M.D.A.S
Songs that help you remember lessons
Sally sold sea shell by the sea shore
TTYL
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IEP stands for?
In Education Purposes
Individual education purpose
Individualized Education Plan
Introduction Educator Plan
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When teaching idioms it is important to
Expand on how it will be featured on the upcoming assessment
Explicitly teach the implied meaning of the phrase.
Exlain why you are teaching it
Make formative assessment to go along side the lesson
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Interpersonal
relates to the understanding of acting alone
relates to the understanding of interacting with others
relates to speaking in public
relates to educators gaining new information about students
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Who is responsible for implementing the school improvement plan?
State policy makers
The principal and staff
Parents and students
Teachers
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When parents request copies of software to use at home with their children, a teacher should consult
acceptable use policy.
site license guidelines.
Go to the school administrationschool technology plan.
software use procedures.
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What is a formative assessment?
Checkpoint assesments in a lesson
quizes
Standarized State tests
A summed up version of a lesson
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Which of the following is NOT a part of the Code of Ethics of the Education Profession in Florida?
The educators primary professional concern is the development of students
Main respect of students, parents, and colleagues
The educator must keep all parents out of their mind when creating lessons
The educator must value the worth and dignity of every person
68
Which of the following activities would encourage students to use their critical thinking skills?
Concept maps
Problem-based learning activities
Songs that help you remember lessons
Lesson Objectives
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What does SAC stand for?
School Advisory Council
School Advisor City
Student Acceptance Council
Sorry About Carrots
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Authentic Engagement
Real tasks given to students in hope that they learn from it.
Teacher made lessons
Involving a project or task that brings it to life for the students
Homework thar ties to lectures at school
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Choral reading is when:
The teacher is reading and modeling fluency, tone, and rate
A map showing how different concpets are related
Students repeat phrases that the teacher just said
Songs that help you remember lessons
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PLC stands for:
Professional Learning Council
Professional Learning Communities
People Learning Center
Please learn crap
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Do you, as an educator, have a responsibility to the district?
Yes, and with the US gonvernment.
Yes, you do as your district demands
No, your obligations are to your students and the community
No, you responsibilites lie with yourself
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A teacher wants to analyze areas of need in the curriculum. Which of the following would reflect the necessary data?
Anecdotal Records
Teacher made test
Student test records
A teacher's grade book
