What is Gender Fairness?

To abstain from biases based on gender

What is standardized testing?

All students take the same test and scored in the same way.

A progress monitoring tool for reading and math

Why did schools start in New England

Boys could learn to read the Bible & become good citizens

What is the difference between mainstream & inclusion

Mainstream you are in the class but not part of the class

When is a standard deviation below the norm

When it is more than 2 SD below the mean

What does Evidence Based Curriculum Mean?

Scientifically based and can be used across settings

What is the Pygmalion Effect

Students will perform based on your expectations

How well a tool measures the objective

Financial help for low income schools to support tier II

What does "implement with fidelity"mean?

That you do what you say you are going to do

What is a curriculum based measurement

Measuring progress of class taught instruction

Curriculum that is aligned across the country.

The degree to which a measurement/tool is accurate

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What is Gender Fairness?
To judge according to gender
To influence scores depending on gender
To abstain from biases based on gender
To promote gender differences
2
What is standardized testing?
Only one way that you can test.
The federal requirements for high stakes testing.
Is a test that you only use a scantron for.
All students take the same test and scored in the same way.
3
What is AIMS Web?
A progress monitoring tool for reading and math
A progress monitoring tool for attendance
A progress monitoring tool for academics
A web based game for instruction of students in reading
4
What does MTSS mean?
Multi-Tiered System of Support
Multi-Tiered Support System
Many Tiers Supporting Students
Multi-Toned Systems of Support
5
Why did schools start in New England
Rich children would learn to read the Bible
Boys could learn to read the Bible & become good citizens
Boys could learn to become priests & read the Bible
Boys & girls could learn to read the Bible
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What is the difference between mainstream & inclusion
Mainstream is 504 and inclusion is an IEP
Mainstream you are in the class but not part of the class
Inclusion you are in the class but not part of the class
Inclusion is a 504 and mainstream is an IEP
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What changed in Every Student Succeeds Act?
Eliminated AYP Annual Yearly Progress
Increased the number of guidance counselors
All of the above
High Stakes Testing Reduced
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When is a standard deviation below the norm
When it is 1.5 SD below the mean
When it is higher than 3 SD above the mean
When it is on target
When it is more than 2 SD below the mean
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What does Evidence Based Curriculum Mean?
Scientifically developed metrics used in elementary schools
Scientifically developed for teachers and students
Scientifically researched in a prestigious university
Scientifically based and can be used across settings
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What is the Pygmalion Effect
Students will effect the way they perform
Students will perform regardless of what you expect
Students will perform based on your expectations
Teachers will perform based on students expectations
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What is validity?
How well a tool measures the fidelity
How well a tool measures the objective
How well a tool measures IQ
How well a tool measures the range
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What is the average range of an IQ
99-119
90-110
95-115
100
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What is Title One?
Financial bonuses for rich schools who do well in assessment
Financial help for low income schools to support tier II
Financial help for special education students
Federal Government Rules for following assessments
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What replaced NCLB
ESSA
SAES
EESA
ESEA
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What did NCLB require?
High Stakes Testing
All of the above
Testing is to test teachers not students
Withholds money for schools not doing well
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What does "implement with fidelity"mean?
That you allow accommodations for all students
That you introduce new curriculum in a certain way
That you do not cheat on standardized tests
That you do what you say you are going to do
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What is a curriculum based measurement
Measuring progress of class taught instruction
Measuring progress of each student at a time
Measuring instruction across the school setting
Measuring progress of a standardized test
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What is Common Core
All of the above
The common way to assess students
The common way to grade students
Curriculum that is aligned across the country.
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What is Reliability
The degree to which a measurement/tool is accurate
The degree to which a measurement/tool meets the objective
The degree to which is happens again
The degree to which failure is high
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What is NCLB
No Children Left Behind
Not one Child Left Behind
No Child Left Behind
Everyone is Left Behind

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