Which of the following is Teaching Through the Mismatch?

Involving students in overall teaching for the class

A perceptually distinct unit of sound in a specified language

Which of the following is an example of Differentiated Instruction?

Enunciating new terms and having a glossary for students new to English

Which of the following are traits of active listening?

Listening intently, asking questions

What is Differentiated Instruction?

Customizing teaching to student needs

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1
Which of the following is Teaching Through the Mismatch?
Intensive remediation to address basic skills
Involving students in overall teaching for the class
Teaching Through, Around, and to Overcome mismatches are the same thing
Using a tool to allow the student not to deal with barriers in the way
2
How many people are in our group?
6
4
3
5
3
What is a Phoneme?
A perceptually distinct unit of sound in a specified language
A meme shared over the phone (e.g. Bingus)
The shape a mouth makes while talking
A measurement of classroom volume
4
Which of the following is an example of a math UDL tool
Calculator
Protractor
Pencil
Kahoot
5
Which of the following is an example of Differentiated Instruction?
Enunciating new terms and having a glossary for students new to English
Lecturing from the front of the classroom to the whole class
Having all students recite their multiplication tables daily
Bringing in treats for the class
6
Which of the following is not in the ADAPT strategy?
Align (with the student match)
Teach (and assess the match)
Adaptations
Accounts (of student strengths/needs)
7
Which of the following are traits of active listening?
Listening to the wind as the run rises over the mountains
Listening passively and quietly
Listening loudly, speaking over people
Listening intently, asking questions
8
What is Differentiated Instruction?
Using groups constantly
Every student doing whatever they like
Doing something different for every student
Customizing teaching to student needs
9
What is UDL (Universal Design for Learning)?
Designing Learning for Specific Students
Just a meaningless Three Letter Acronym (TLA)
Learning Designed for Everyone
Tools, But Not Learning, Designed for Everyone
10
Which of the following is a UDL Science Tool?
A burette with a holder for a high-contrast background
An chemistry program tool that shows molecules in different visualizations
All of the above
Pipette bulbs with an easy-to-use thumbwheel

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