What is differentiated instruction?

Instruction that is responsive to the diverse needs of all students

What is a disadvantage of mixed-ability grouping?

It requires a lot of planning and hard work from the classroom teacher

What is the purpose of independent practice?

If students met criterion and understood instructional objective

Which of the following BEST defines cooperative learning?

Learning groups of mixed abilities, where success of the group is rewarded.

What does instructional activity represent within the ADAPT framework?

Students don't gain from the initial lesson, a diff method may be required

What does the determine step in the ADAPT Frame work entail?

Skills that students have fulfilled the teachers instructional requirements

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1
What is differentiated instruction?
Instruction that is responsive to the diverse needs of all students
Response to intervention model
Applicable to fewer students who receive special ed services
Pair of EL's with strong english speakers and writers
2
What is a disadvantage of mixed-ability grouping?
It requires a lot of planning and hard work from the classroom teacher
All of the above
It makes it difficult for discussion purposes
It makes it difficult for students to focus on their assignments
3
Which instructional grouping involves only student to student interaction?
Peer tutoring
ABC Chart
Whole group
McDonalds
4
What is the purpose of independent practice?
Promotes working in groups but struggling in groups
To do the work on their own
Gives the students support and guidance
If students met criterion and understood instructional objective
5
What is the first stage of learning?
Acquisition
Application
Proficiency
Generalization
6
Which of the following BEST defines cooperative learning?
Learning that accentuate the skills of each individual in the group
Learning that allowed students to cooperate outside of the classroom
Learning groups of mixed abilities, where success of the group is rewarded.
All of the above
7
What does instructional activity represent within the ADAPT framework?
The curriculum that teachers are mandated to teach
Approach by which an activity is taught
The use of various of instructional materials in any subject to meet needs
Students don't gain from the initial lesson, a diff method may be required
8
What is the most important part of delivering instruction?
Guided practice (We do)
All of the above
Advanced organizer
Independent practice (You do)
Present subject matter (I do)
9
What are four ways to differentiate instruction?
Expand assignments and extend oral responses over longer period of time
All of the above
Flexible grouping practices for students and specialized instruction
Core instruction, Bilingual lesson modification
10
What does the determine step in the ADAPT Frame work entail?
Skills that students have fulfilled the teachers instructional requirements
Identify appropriate educational adaptations by evaluations being done
evaluating students progress and if the changes assisted the student
Figuring out what the teacher requires the student to do
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What instructional grouping involves full class attention?
Peer tutoring
Flexible small group
Same ability group
Whole group
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Students thinking about their own thinking is what kind of knowledge?
Discrimination knowledge
Procedural knowledge
Metacognitive knowledge
Factual knowledge

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