Which of the following represent the lower part of the 6 levels of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy?

Remembering, Understanding, Applying

California English Language Development Test

Teachers support ELs by using Manipulatives & Structured Sentences/Written Language Support +

... Language Objectives & Structured Academic Discussion

Which of the following represent the higher part of the 6 levels of Bloom's Original Taxonomy?

Analysis, Synthesis, Evaluation

CAHSEE (which is no longer used in California schools) stands for...

California High School Exit Exam

Lev Vygotsky's approach to learning included 3 major themes, the first of which was that...

... social interaction plays a fundamental role in learning.

Which of the following represent the lower part of the 6 levels of Bloom's Original Taxonomy?

Knowledge, Comprehension, Application

A formal/legal document that includes information about a special-education-eligible student.

Individualized Education Program (IEP)

Teachers can utilize rubrics with their authentic assessments in order to...

grade more consistently., reduce evaluation time., provide informative feedback., clarify criteria/expectations.

Which of the following is one of the 4 questions to ask students according to Choice Theory?

Is it working?, What behavioral choices are you making to get what you want?, What other choices or options do you have?, What do you want to achieve?

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This is an original Quiz quiz with 100 questions created by Anthony Narsi as the Final Project (Creative Alternative instead of the Final Reflection Paper) for EDSS 3900 in Summer 2017. It will also be used to help him (and potentially others) study for the exam.

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Questions 100

Answers

1
The new proficiency level descriptors for English learners in California are...
1, 2, 3
Emerging, Expanding, Bridging
A, B, C
I, II, III
2
These assessments coincide with academic standards, used to gauge student proficiency levels.
Enlighten Assessments
Standards-Based Assessments
Progressive Assessments
Authentic Assessments
3
Which of the following represent the lower part of the 6 levels of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy?
Knowledge, Comprehension, Application
Remembering, Understanding, Applying
Analyzing, Evaluating, Creating
Analysis, Synthesis, Evaluation
4
Educational adaptations help a disabled student get taught in the least restrictive environment
True
False
5
The ESEA included _____ which provided school funding based on % of low-income households.
Title III
Adequate Yearly Progress
Title I
Academic Standards
6
Who is associated with Choice Theory?
Jacob Kounin
Dr. A
William Glasser
Marlene Canter
7
This form of intelligence shows an ability to develop equations and solve abstract problems
Visual-Spatial
Logical-Mathematical
Verbal-Linguistic
Musical-Rhythmic
8
CELDT stands for...
California English Language Development Test
California Extra Learning Disability Test
California Everyday Learning Determination Test
California English Learner Diagnostic Test
9
This form of intelligence shows an ability to recognize and manipulate images and pictures.
Logical-Mathematical
Musical-Rhythmic
Verbal-Linguistic
Visual-Spatial
10
This lesson component often includes random selection of students, whiteboards, and pair-shares
Objective
Anticipatory Set
Checking for Understanding
Closure
11
A 504 Plan guarantees students get equal access to education and ensures they are not penalized
True
False
12
These were among the first to provide systematic and formalized training for teachers
Academies, 1700s
Common Schools, 1830
Normal Schools, 1839
Secondary Schools, 1800s
13
When did "De Jure segregation" (segregation based on factors such as race) get outlawed?
1954
1951
1952
1953
14
This form of intelligence shows an ability to make meaning of different patterns of sound.
Verbal-Linguistic
Visual-Spatial
Musical-Rhythmic
Bodily-Kinesthetic
15
This educational philosophy emphasizes students' active involvement in learning.
Progressivism
Essentialism
16
When did the Soviet Union launch a satellite into space that sparked USA education reforms?
1956
1958
1959
1957
17
This 1983 article said American students were being outperformed by other countries' students.
"A Nation at Risk"
"A Country at Risk"
"A Nation at War"
"A Country at War"
18
This instructional approach uses activities that connect content to real world scenarios.
Inquiry-Based Learning
Explicit Direct Instruction
Experiential-Based Learning
Cooperative Learning
19
NCLB measured schools' ________ to have students meet proficiency goals by 2014.
Adequate Yearly Progress
Annual Yearly Progress
Academic Yearly Progress
Academic Annual Progress
20
This classroom management approach uses reinforcers (positive/negative + punishment).
Behaviorism
Progressivism
Experiential Learning
Choice Theory
21
Teachers support ELs by using Manipulatives & Structured Sentences/Written Language Support +
... out-loud reading.
... a lot of homework assignments.
... grading harder.
... Language Objectives & Structured Academic Discussion
22
Which of the following represent the higher part of the 6 levels of Bloom's Original Taxonomy?
Analysis, Synthesis, Evaluation
Knowledge, Comprehension, Application
Analyzing, Evaluating, Creating
Remembering, Understanding, Applying
23
This lesson component involves an activity to prepare students for learning, includes a "hook".
Closure
Checking for Understanding
Objective
Anticipatory Set
24
A 504 Plan is used when students have an impairment but do not need specialized instruction.
True
False
25
CAHSEE (which is no longer used in California schools) stands for...
California High School Exit Exam
California Annual Hypnosis Symposium to Enter Education
26
Lev Vygotsky's approach to learning included 3 major themes, the first of which was that...
... intense direct instruction is very important.
... students should work alone.
... teachers should be like dictators.
... social interaction plays a fundamental role in learning.
27
Which of the following represent the lower part of the 6 levels of Bloom's Original Taxonomy?
Remembering, Understanding, Applying
Analyzing, Evaluating, Creating
Knowledge, Comprehension, Application
Analysis, Synthesis, Evaluation
28
Issues in grading include inconsistency and semester killers.
False
True
29
This form of intelligence shows an ability to use one’s own body to solve problems.
Visual-Spatial
Verbal-Linguistic
Bodily-Kinesthetic
Logical-Mathematical
30
Who is the person most related to Behaviorism?
BF Skinner
Jacob Kounin
Lee Canter
William Glasser
31
___ is when teachers gradually increase targets for students to receive reinforcement.
Short Focus
Shaping
Momentum
Overlapping
32
Withitness, overlapping, momentum, smoothness, and group focus are part of which approach?
Essentialism
Progressivism
Instructional Time Management
Assertive Discipline
33
Someone or something that can be used to assist students as they learn new skills or concepts.
More Knowledgeable Other
Less Knowledgeable Other
The Better Person
The Smarter Thing
34
The method and practice of teaching is known as...
No Child Left Behind.
pedagogy.
common core.
PLC.
35
To have a(n) _____ view means you pull from multiple styles and methods. (Choose the best word)
Internal
Simple
Balanced
Eclectic
36
These assessments aim to evaluate student performance at the end of an instructional period.
Summative
Formative
37
Beginning, Early Intermediate, Intermediate, Early Advanced, and Advanced are levels of CELDT.
True
False
38
This instructional approach focuses around a question or problem-statement.
Choice Theory
Inquiry-Based Learning
Explicit Direct Instruction
Behaviorism
39
The Standardized Testing and Reporting Program (STAR) ended in 2013 to make way for Common Core
False
True
40
The CELDT assesses listening, speaking, reading, and writing in English at all grade levels.
True
False
41
These type of assessments include: the final version of a project, a final paper/exam, etc.
Summative
Formative
42
Placing a student (eligible for special education services) in general ed classes is known as..
Momentum
Multitasking
Mainstreaming
Withitness
43
A formal/legal document that includes information about a special-education-eligible student.
Individual English Pathway (IEP)
Individualized Education Program (IEP)
International Exchange Program (IEP)
Internal Excellency Test (IEP)
44
Teachers can utilize rubrics with their authentic assessments in order to...
grade more consistently.
reduce evaluation time.
provide informative feedback.
clarify criteria/expectations.
45
These type of assessments are used on an on-going basis throughout units of study.
Formative
Summative
46
This lesson component measures comprehension levels of students throughout a lesson.
Closure
Checking for Understanding
Objective
Anticipatory Set
47
New English Learner objectives have been created to align with the Common Core Standards.
False
True
48
This classroom management approach focuses on the 5 basic needs of students.
Experiential Learning
Progressivism
Choice Theory
Behaviorism
49
Vygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development is the distance between what a student can do and...
... what a TEACHER can do.
... what a student can NOT do.
... what a TEACHER CAN HELP a student do.
... what a student can do WITH HELP.
50
Educational modifications for students with disabilities alter and change student expectations
True
False
51
Which of the following is one of the 4 questions to ask students according to Choice Theory?
Is it working?
What behavioral choices are you making to get what you want?
What other choices or options do you have?
What do you want to achieve?
52
This classroom management approach emphasizes high levels of engagement during the whole lesson
Experiential Learning
Instructional Management
Behaviorism
Choice Theory
53
These type of assessments contain items with clear correct and incorrect answers.
Authentic
Traditional
54
The major point of PLCs is to be able to make fun of other teachers.
True
False
55
According to Vygotsky, students show they have learned a new skill by performing a new task...
with the help of the MKO.
independently.
with a computer.
with a partner.
56
This educational philosophy focuses on teaching students important facts, concepts, and skills.
Essentialism
Progressivism
57
Making education available to all children regardless of economic status was a goal of...
The Common School Movement in the 1800s
The Kalamazoo Case in the 1800s
The Academies in the 1700s
Brown v Board of Education in the 1900s
58
The first type of school system developed for students of middle class families.
Latin Grammar Schools
Common Schools
Academies
Apprenticeships
59
Name the third of the guiding questions used by PLCs.
What do we want to teach?
What should I do for summer vacation?
How will we respond when a student experiences difficulty?
What is our administrator telling us to do?
60
The 1975 Education for All Handicapped Children Act and IDEA included FAPE which stands for...
Fostered Apprenticeships for the Politically Engaged
Federal Adjustment to Personal Entitlements
Football Agents and Player Entitlements
Free Appropriate Public Education
61
This instructional approach has the teacher presenting info in a time-efficient manner.
Assertive Discipline
Explicit Direct Instruction
Choice Theory
Inquiry-Based Learning
62
Name the second one of the guiding questions used by PLCs.
What do we want to teach?
What should I do for summer vacation?
How will we know when each student has learned it?
What is our administrator telling us?
63
_______ in 1918 made it a requirement for children to receive a formal education.
The Kalamazoo School Case
The Elementary and Secondary Education Act
Brown v Board of Education
Compulsory Attendance Laws
64
These type of assessments involve students demonstrating their learning in flexible ways.
Traditional
Authentic
65
The CELDT is used to identify English learners, determine proficiency level, & monitor progress
True
False
66
A dinner menu lesson plan can be used to incorporate many styles of teaching. This is known as?
differentiated instruction
similar education
food teaching
interpersonal learning
67
The Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium utilizes computer-adaptive tests & performance tasks
True
False
68
Who is the most prominent proponent of progressive philosophy?
Uretsky
John Dewey
Lyndon Johnson
Horace Mann
69
This form of intelligence shows an ability to analyze info involving oral/written language
Verbal-Linguistic
Musical-Rhythmic
Logical-Mathematical
Visual-Spatial
70
This educational philosophy promotes an active, experiential, and real learning process.
Essentialism
Progressivism
71
This instructional approach has the students work in groups to gain skills beyond the content.
Inquiry-Based Learning
Cooperative Learning
Experiential-Based Learning
Explicit Direct Instruction
72
These type of assessments have fixed-choice items such as multiple-choice, T/F, matching, etc.
Authentic
Traditional
73
This form of intelligence shows an ability to recognize and understand his or her own mindset.
Interpersonal
Verbal-Linguistic
Intrapersonal
Musical-Rhythmic
74
Visual Aids & Realia, Graphic Organizers, and Total Physical Response/Modeling can be used for
... supporting English learners.
... supporting handicapped children.
... helping parents understand parenting.
... attracting wild birds.
75
PLCs (in teaching) are ...
Pinterest Liability Claims
Playful Learning Collaborations
Personal Learning Centers
Professional Learning Communities
76
What is one of the biggest reasons why students drop out of school?
Bad Food in the Cafeteria
Boredom
Ugly School Colors
Hate the Mascot
77
Content, Process, Products, Learning Environment, and Interest are factors teachers can use to
... prohibit students from succeeding.
... differentiate instruction.
... scare their students.
... make students fall asleep.
78
The leader of the common school movement, also known as the Father of American Public Education
Benjamin Franklin
Horace Mann
John Dewey
Lyndon Johnson
79
This lesson component involves an effective conclusion for students to reflect on the material.
Closure
Anticipatory Set
Objective
Checking for Understanding
80
What is the first of the guiding questions used by PLCs?
What should I do for summer vacation?
What do we want to teach?
What is our administrator telling us?
What do we want each student to learn?
81
Name the last one of the guiding questions used by PLCs.
What do we want to teach?
What will we do when a student already knows it?
What should I do for summer vacation?
What is our administrator telling us to do?
82
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act (1973) got a name change in 1990- IDEA -which stands for
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
International Displacement for Everyone Around
Internally Disabled Education Action
Instructional Display for English Adapters
83
This classroom management approach develops a clear plan with consistent rules and expectations
Choice Theory
Assertive Discipline
Explicit Direct Instruction
Instructional Management
84
Which of the following represent the higher part of the 6 levels of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy?
Knowledge, Comprehension, Application
Analyzing, Evaluating, Creating
Analysis, Synthesis, Evaluation
Remembering, Understanding, Applying
85
This lesson component sets out a specific and measurable target for students to achieve.
Closure
Anticipatory Set
Objective
Checking for Understanding
86
These two intelligences are used most often in classrooms today...
Interpersonal and Intrapersonal
Musical-Rhythmic and Bodily-Kinesthetic
Verbal-Linguistic and Logical-Mathematical
Visual-Spatial and Interpersonal
87
The earliest form of education in the USA (1600s), these were based on the British model.
Academies
Latin Grammar Schools
Common Schools
Apprenticeships
88
Common Core Standards emphasize preparation for college and the workforce in the 21st century.
False
True
89
The Common Core State Standards (2010) emphasize critical thinking, problem solving, and ...
traditional assessments.
U.S. History expertise.
standardized test training.
literacy across the curriculum.
90
SBAC (part of Common Core) stands for...
Simple Barometer for Arts and Concepts
Similar Basic Arithmetic Concepts
Something Better And Cooler
Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium
91
These type of assessments provide important on-going feedback about the progress of students.
Formative
Summative
92
These type of assessments include projects, performances, portfolios, videos, and presentations
Traditional
Authentic
93
This person is known for Assertive Discipline
Jacob Kounin
Lee Canter
BF Skinner
John Dewey
94
This form of intelligence shows an ability to comfortably interact with others, enjoys groups.
Bodily-Kinesthetic
Verbal-Linguistic
Musical-Rhythmic
Interpersonal
95
Educational accommodations for students with disabilities alter and change student expectations
False
True
96
Who signed into law the "National School Lunch Act"? And when?
President Harry Truman, 1988
President George W. Bush 2002
President Lyndon Johnson, 1958
President Harry Truman, 1946
97
PLCs allow for educators to work together to promote and maximize learning.
False
True
98
This educational philosophy emphasizes teacher-directed classes and frequent assessments.
Progressivism
Essentialism
99
This form of intelligence shows an ability to recognize/categorize plants, animals, etc
Naturalist
Intrapersonal
Musical-Rhythmic
Interpersonal
100
Which law was passed the year after Sputnik was launched to provide federal funding to schools?
Educate America Act
Elementary and Secondary Education Act
No Child Left Behind Act
National Defense Education Act

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Questions 100

Answers

1
The new proficiency level descriptors for English learners in California are...
1, 2, 3
Emerging, Expanding, Bridging
A, B, C
I, II, III
2
These assessments coincide with academic standards, used to gauge student proficiency levels.
Enlighten Assessments
Standards-Based Assessments
Progressive Assessments
Authentic Assessments
3
Which of the following represent the lower part of the 6 levels of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy?
Knowledge, Comprehension, Application
Remembering, Understanding, Applying
Analyzing, Evaluating, Creating
Analysis, Synthesis, Evaluation
4
Educational adaptations help a disabled student get taught in the least restrictive environment
True
False
5
The ESEA included _____ which provided school funding based on % of low-income households.
Title III
Adequate Yearly Progress
Title I
Academic Standards
6
Who is associated with Choice Theory?
Jacob Kounin
Dr. A
William Glasser
Marlene Canter
7
This form of intelligence shows an ability to develop equations and solve abstract problems
Visual-Spatial
Logical-Mathematical
Verbal-Linguistic
Musical-Rhythmic
8
CELDT stands for...
California English Language Development Test
California Extra Learning Disability Test
California Everyday Learning Determination Test
California English Learner Diagnostic Test
9
This form of intelligence shows an ability to recognize and manipulate images and pictures.
Logical-Mathematical
Musical-Rhythmic
Verbal-Linguistic
Visual-Spatial
10
This lesson component often includes random selection of students, whiteboards, and pair-shares
Objective
Anticipatory Set
Checking for Understanding
Closure
11
A 504 Plan guarantees students get equal access to education and ensures they are not penalized
True
False
12
These were among the first to provide systematic and formalized training for teachers
Academies, 1700s
Common Schools, 1830
Normal Schools, 1839
Secondary Schools, 1800s
13
When did "De Jure segregation" (segregation based on factors such as race) get outlawed?
1954
1951
1952
1953
14
This form of intelligence shows an ability to make meaning of different patterns of sound.
Verbal-Linguistic
Visual-Spatial
Musical-Rhythmic
Bodily-Kinesthetic
15
This educational philosophy emphasizes students' active involvement in learning.
Progressivism
Essentialism
16
When did the Soviet Union launch a satellite into space that sparked USA education reforms?
1956
1958
1959
1957
17
This 1983 article said American students were being outperformed by other countries' students.
"A Nation at Risk"
"A Country at Risk"
"A Nation at War"
"A Country at War"
18
This instructional approach uses activities that connect content to real world scenarios.
Inquiry-Based Learning
Explicit Direct Instruction
Experiential-Based Learning
Cooperative Learning
19
NCLB measured schools' ________ to have students meet proficiency goals by 2014.
Adequate Yearly Progress
Annual Yearly Progress
Academic Yearly Progress
Academic Annual Progress
20
This classroom management approach uses reinforcers (positive/negative + punishment).
Behaviorism
Progressivism
Experiential Learning
Choice Theory
21
Teachers support ELs by using Manipulatives & Structured Sentences/Written Language Support +
... out-loud reading.
... a lot of homework assignments.
... grading harder.
... Language Objectives & Structured Academic Discussion
22
Which of the following represent the higher part of the 6 levels of Bloom's Original Taxonomy?
Analysis, Synthesis, Evaluation
Knowledge, Comprehension, Application
Analyzing, Evaluating, Creating
Remembering, Understanding, Applying
23
This lesson component involves an activity to prepare students for learning, includes a "hook".
Closure
Checking for Understanding
Objective
Anticipatory Set
24
A 504 Plan is used when students have an impairment but do not need specialized instruction.
True
False
25
CAHSEE (which is no longer used in California schools) stands for...
California High School Exit Exam
California Annual Hypnosis Symposium to Enter Education
26
Lev Vygotsky's approach to learning included 3 major themes, the first of which was that...
... intense direct instruction is very important.
... students should work alone.
... teachers should be like dictators.
... social interaction plays a fundamental role in learning.
27
Which of the following represent the lower part of the 6 levels of Bloom's Original Taxonomy?
Remembering, Understanding, Applying
Analyzing, Evaluating, Creating
Knowledge, Comprehension, Application
Analysis, Synthesis, Evaluation
28
Issues in grading include inconsistency and semester killers.
False
True
29
This form of intelligence shows an ability to use one’s own body to solve problems.
Visual-Spatial
Verbal-Linguistic
Bodily-Kinesthetic
Logical-Mathematical
30
Who is the person most related to Behaviorism?
BF Skinner
Jacob Kounin
Lee Canter
William Glasser
31
___ is when teachers gradually increase targets for students to receive reinforcement.
Short Focus
Shaping
Momentum
Overlapping
32
Withitness, overlapping, momentum, smoothness, and group focus are part of which approach?
Essentialism
Progressivism
Instructional Time Management
Assertive Discipline
33
Someone or something that can be used to assist students as they learn new skills or concepts.
More Knowledgeable Other
Less Knowledgeable Other
The Better Person
The Smarter Thing
34
The method and practice of teaching is known as...
No Child Left Behind.
pedagogy.
common core.
PLC.
35
To have a(n) _____ view means you pull from multiple styles and methods. (Choose the best word)
Internal
Simple
Balanced
Eclectic
36
These assessments aim to evaluate student performance at the end of an instructional period.
Summative
Formative
37
Beginning, Early Intermediate, Intermediate, Early Advanced, and Advanced are levels of CELDT.
True
False
38
This instructional approach focuses around a question or problem-statement.
Choice Theory
Inquiry-Based Learning
Explicit Direct Instruction
Behaviorism
39
The Standardized Testing and Reporting Program (STAR) ended in 2013 to make way for Common Core
False
True
40
The CELDT assesses listening, speaking, reading, and writing in English at all grade levels.
True
False
41
These type of assessments include: the final version of a project, a final paper/exam, etc.
Summative
Formative
42
Placing a student (eligible for special education services) in general ed classes is known as..
Momentum
Multitasking
Mainstreaming
Withitness
43
A formal/legal document that includes information about a special-education-eligible student.
Individual English Pathway (IEP)
Individualized Education Program (IEP)
International Exchange Program (IEP)
Internal Excellency Test (IEP)
44
Teachers can utilize rubrics with their authentic assessments in order to...
grade more consistently.
reduce evaluation time.
provide informative feedback.
clarify criteria/expectations.
45
These type of assessments are used on an on-going basis throughout units of study.
Formative
Summative
46
This lesson component measures comprehension levels of students throughout a lesson.
Closure
Checking for Understanding
Objective
Anticipatory Set
47
New English Learner objectives have been created to align with the Common Core Standards.
False
True
48
This classroom management approach focuses on the 5 basic needs of students.
Experiential Learning
Progressivism
Choice Theory
Behaviorism
49
Vygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development is the distance between what a student can do and...
... what a TEACHER can do.
... what a student can NOT do.
... what a TEACHER CAN HELP a student do.
... what a student can do WITH HELP.
50
Educational modifications for students with disabilities alter and change student expectations
True
False
51
Which of the following is one of the 4 questions to ask students according to Choice Theory?
Is it working?
What behavioral choices are you making to get what you want?
What other choices or options do you have?
What do you want to achieve?
52
This classroom management approach emphasizes high levels of engagement during the whole lesson
Experiential Learning
Instructional Management
Behaviorism
Choice Theory
53
These type of assessments contain items with clear correct and incorrect answers.
Authentic
Traditional
54
The major point of PLCs is to be able to make fun of other teachers.
True
False
55
According to Vygotsky, students show they have learned a new skill by performing a new task...
with the help of the MKO.
independently.
with a computer.
with a partner.
56
This educational philosophy focuses on teaching students important facts, concepts, and skills.
Essentialism
Progressivism
57
Making education available to all children regardless of economic status was a goal of...
The Common School Movement in the 1800s
The Kalamazoo Case in the 1800s
The Academies in the 1700s
Brown v Board of Education in the 1900s
58
The first type of school system developed for students of middle class families.
Latin Grammar Schools
Common Schools
Academies
Apprenticeships
59
Name the third of the guiding questions used by PLCs.
What do we want to teach?
What should I do for summer vacation?
How will we respond when a student experiences difficulty?
What is our administrator telling us to do?
60
The 1975 Education for All Handicapped Children Act and IDEA included FAPE which stands for...
Fostered Apprenticeships for the Politically Engaged
Federal Adjustment to Personal Entitlements
Football Agents and Player Entitlements
Free Appropriate Public Education
61
This instructional approach has the teacher presenting info in a time-efficient manner.
Assertive Discipline
Explicit Direct Instruction
Choice Theory
Inquiry-Based Learning
62
Name the second one of the guiding questions used by PLCs.
What do we want to teach?
What should I do for summer vacation?
How will we know when each student has learned it?
What is our administrator telling us?
63
_______ in 1918 made it a requirement for children to receive a formal education.
The Kalamazoo School Case
The Elementary and Secondary Education Act
Brown v Board of Education
Compulsory Attendance Laws
64
These type of assessments involve students demonstrating their learning in flexible ways.
Traditional
Authentic
65
The CELDT is used to identify English learners, determine proficiency level, & monitor progress
True
False
66
A dinner menu lesson plan can be used to incorporate many styles of teaching. This is known as?
differentiated instruction
similar education
food teaching
interpersonal learning
67
The Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium utilizes computer-adaptive tests & performance tasks
True
False
68
Who is the most prominent proponent of progressive philosophy?
Uretsky
John Dewey
Lyndon Johnson
Horace Mann
69
This form of intelligence shows an ability to analyze info involving oral/written language
Verbal-Linguistic
Musical-Rhythmic
Logical-Mathematical
Visual-Spatial
70
This educational philosophy promotes an active, experiential, and real learning process.
Essentialism
Progressivism
71
This instructional approach has the students work in groups to gain skills beyond the content.
Inquiry-Based Learning
Cooperative Learning
Experiential-Based Learning
Explicit Direct Instruction
72
These type of assessments have fixed-choice items such as multiple-choice, T/F, matching, etc.
Authentic
Traditional
73
This form of intelligence shows an ability to recognize and understand his or her own mindset.
Interpersonal
Verbal-Linguistic
Intrapersonal
Musical-Rhythmic
74
Visual Aids & Realia, Graphic Organizers, and Total Physical Response/Modeling can be used for
... supporting English learners.
... supporting handicapped children.
... helping parents understand parenting.
... attracting wild birds.
75
PLCs (in teaching) are ...
Pinterest Liability Claims
Playful Learning Collaborations
Personal Learning Centers
Professional Learning Communities
76
What is one of the biggest reasons why students drop out of school?
Bad Food in the Cafeteria
Boredom
Ugly School Colors
Hate the Mascot
77
Content, Process, Products, Learning Environment, and Interest are factors teachers can use to
... prohibit students from succeeding.
... differentiate instruction.
... scare their students.
... make students fall asleep.
78
The leader of the common school movement, also known as the Father of American Public Education
Benjamin Franklin
Horace Mann
John Dewey
Lyndon Johnson
79
This lesson component involves an effective conclusion for students to reflect on the material.
Closure
Anticipatory Set
Objective
Checking for Understanding
80
What is the first of the guiding questions used by PLCs?
What should I do for summer vacation?
What do we want to teach?
What is our administrator telling us?
What do we want each student to learn?
81
Name the last one of the guiding questions used by PLCs.
What do we want to teach?
What will we do when a student already knows it?
What should I do for summer vacation?
What is our administrator telling us to do?
82
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act (1973) got a name change in 1990- IDEA -which stands for
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
International Displacement for Everyone Around
Internally Disabled Education Action
Instructional Display for English Adapters
83
This classroom management approach develops a clear plan with consistent rules and expectations
Choice Theory
Assertive Discipline
Explicit Direct Instruction
Instructional Management
84
Which of the following represent the higher part of the 6 levels of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy?
Knowledge, Comprehension, Application
Analyzing, Evaluating, Creating
Analysis, Synthesis, Evaluation
Remembering, Understanding, Applying
85
This lesson component sets out a specific and measurable target for students to achieve.
Closure
Anticipatory Set
Objective
Checking for Understanding
86
These two intelligences are used most often in classrooms today...
Interpersonal and Intrapersonal
Musical-Rhythmic and Bodily-Kinesthetic
Verbal-Linguistic and Logical-Mathematical
Visual-Spatial and Interpersonal
87
The earliest form of education in the USA (1600s), these were based on the British model.
Academies
Latin Grammar Schools
Common Schools
Apprenticeships
88
Common Core Standards emphasize preparation for college and the workforce in the 21st century.
False
True
89
The Common Core State Standards (2010) emphasize critical thinking, problem solving, and ...
traditional assessments.
U.S. History expertise.
standardized test training.
literacy across the curriculum.
90
SBAC (part of Common Core) stands for...
Simple Barometer for Arts and Concepts
Similar Basic Arithmetic Concepts
Something Better And Cooler
Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium
91
These type of assessments provide important on-going feedback about the progress of students.
Formative
Summative
92
These type of assessments include projects, performances, portfolios, videos, and presentations
Traditional
Authentic
93
This person is known for Assertive Discipline
Jacob Kounin
Lee Canter
BF Skinner
John Dewey
94
This form of intelligence shows an ability to comfortably interact with others, enjoys groups.
Bodily-Kinesthetic
Verbal-Linguistic
Musical-Rhythmic
Interpersonal
95
Educational accommodations for students with disabilities alter and change student expectations
False
True
96
Who signed into law the "National School Lunch Act"? And when?
President Harry Truman, 1988
President George W. Bush 2002
President Lyndon Johnson, 1958
President Harry Truman, 1946
97
PLCs allow for educators to work together to promote and maximize learning.
False
True
98
This educational philosophy emphasizes teacher-directed classes and frequent assessments.
Progressivism
Essentialism
99
This form of intelligence shows an ability to recognize/categorize plants, animals, etc
Naturalist
Intrapersonal
Musical-Rhythmic
Interpersonal
100
Which law was passed the year after Sputnik was launched to provide federal funding to schools?
Educate America Act
Elementary and Secondary Education Act
No Child Left Behind Act
National Defense Education Act