What is Universal Design?

a series of differentiation strategies that are applied to the whole class.

What are routines and procedures?

The step by step process of regular classroom events. Ex: entering class

Which is an example of a SMART goal?

By wk 2, students can determine if an internet resource is credible.

What are classroom norms?

Set of values supported in the classroom/school

What are classroom expectations?

Rules or standards for acceptable behavior and participation

What are the ways a teacher can differentiate an assessment to support all her learners?

Content, Process, Product, learning environment

Why are smooth transitions important?

They can save valuable learning time

Which is NOT a way to support Personalized Learning?

Single Output option assignments

Why is it important to maintain regular communication with the caregivers of your students?

To promote family and community involvement

What is a Summative Assessment?

Measures student knowledge at the end of a unit

Which is the best example of a lesson objective?

Students will be able to name and label the parts of a plant.

An effective lesson objective should be...

measurable by the lesson's formative assessments

What is a Formative Assessment?

Measures Student Knowledge throughout a unit

What is the purpose of the SAMR model?

Support teachers in introducing new technologies into their lessons

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What is Universal Design?
a series of differentiation strategies that are applied to the whole class.
An IB curriculum template
Supporting student's social and emotional growth
A Project Based Learning approach
2
What does IEP stand for?
Inner Ear Problem
Individual Education Plan
Individual Expression Potential
Intelligence Expectation Potential
3
You are an empowered and confident educator!
False
True
4
What are routines and procedures?
Steps to the class dance routine
The step by step process of regular classroom events. Ex: entering class
Rules for the classroom
Supporting disruptive students
5
Which is an example of a SMART goal?
Students will be able to find good sources.
By wk 2, students can determine if an internet resource is credible.
Students will be able to identify reliable internet sources.
By week 2, Students will be able to use the internet effectively.
6
What are classroom norms?
Set of values supported in the classroom/school
The discipline policy
Lesson Objectives
The rhythm and flow of the class
7
What is the correct acronym for learning while completing collaborative projects?
PBP
PBIS
PBL
PLC
8
What are classroom expectations?
Discipline Policy
growth mindset
Rules or standards for acceptable behavior and participation
frequency of participation
9
Which is not an IDEA disability?
Poor Taste in music
Traumatic Brain Injury
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Visual Impairment
10
What are the ways a teacher can differentiate an assessment to support all her learners?
Content, Process, Product, learning environment
Quietly & Individually,
Content, Collection, Cooperation
Delivery & Output
11
Why are smooth transitions important?
They can save valuable learning time
Students are most likely to cause trouble during this time
They're not
It's a great opportunity to play songs
12
Which is NOT a way to support Personalized Learning?
Consider Student Interests
Map learning Modalities
Single Output option assignments
Pre-assess for learning
13
Which strategy best supports a Student Centered Class?
Reduce Teacher Talk Time (TTT)
Common Core
Lectures
Teach to the test
14
Which is NOT an effective strategy for support SEL in your classroom.
Practice Mindfulness
Offer reflection opportunities
A clear Transition strategy
Foster Postive Peer relationships
15
Why is it important to maintain regular communication with the caregivers of your students?
To guarantee that homework gets done
To promote family and community involvement
To get ahead of any lies your student may tell
To get practice using Class Dojo
16
What is a Summative Assessment?
Measures student knowledge before the start of a unit
Measures student knowledge at the end of a unit
Measures student height at the end of a unit
Measures Student Knowledge throughout a unit
17
Which is the best example of a lesson objective?
Students will know all the parts of a plant.
Student will study plants.
Students will be able to name and label the parts of a plant.
Students will be able to save the environment in small groups.
18
What factors DO NOT contribute to a positive classroom climate?
Greeting your students
Common Core Standards
Opportunities for group or pair work.
Use of Social Emotional Learning
19
An effective lesson objective should be...
the same as the unit standard
written in English and the student's native language
mastered in a single lesson
measurable by the lesson's formative assessments
20
What is SEL?
Science Education Liscense
Super Elephant Legs
Social Emotional Learning
Social Education Loop
21
How many ISTE Student standards are there?
12
5
3
7
22
What is a Formative Assessment?
Measures Student Knowledge throughout a unit
Measures student knowledge at the end of a unit
Measures student knowledge before the start of a unit
Measures student height at the end of a unit
23
When giving feedback, which method is NOT effective?
The sandwich method (compliment, critique, compliment)
Giving unsolicited Feedback
Checking for Understanding after offering suggestions
Be specific
24
Which is not an effective tool for curbing challenging student behavior?
SEL (social emotional learning)
PBIS (positive behavior intervention and support)
Backwards Mapping
RTI (response to intervention)
25
What is the first step of backwards mapping?
Organize Unit Goals
Create the assessment
plan lessons
determine learning outcomes
26
A good assessment should be...
Given in quiet spaces
Valid
Short
Colorful
27
What is NOT an effective online assessment tool?
Google Forms
PearDeck
Timers
Kahoot
28
What is the purpose of the SAMR model?
Support Classroom management
Support teachers in introducing new technologies into their lessons
Create more effective assessments
Create a positive classroom climate
29
Carol Dweck wrote the book introducing which popular learning concept?
Positive Classroom Climate
High Impact Teaching Skills
Growth Mindset
Flipped Classroom
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When receiving feedback, which strategy is NOT effective.
Thank your peer for their feedback
Ask clarifying questions about anything you don't understand
Reflect on the feedback you've received
Take it personally

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