why is wait time one of the techniques to increase critical thinking

allows students to formulate answer without assistance

What is an example of differentiated content

grouping kids into levels and analyzing poem at diff levels

What is the Speech Emergence in second language acquisition?

Student is able to form simple sentences and understand simple phrases

Tim teacher gave a lecture about. Tim wish his teacher gave him a text to read and underline important facts.

Tim is a read and write learner.

What is the Advanced fluency in second language acquisition?

Can understand and speak language. Think/ Respond critically in lang.

What strategy is the BEST for supporting fluency in ELL students?

choral reading of the same text

Why are formative assessment important?

They allow the teacher to see how students are advancing in their learning.

Why are diagnostic assessments important?

They give info about preconceptions and misconceptions

What is reflective thinking?

students who reflect more develop abstractly and apply learning concepts

Examples of oral assessments.

answering questions orally, performances, presentations, role play

What are the three steps to effectively managing student behavior?

observe behavior, come up with a plan, and construct w/ student

What are some effective vocabulary strategies?

interactive word walls, word maps, root analysis, exposure 2 diff. sit.

What does the learning approach of concept - based exhibit

it allows for a curriculum to be that of broad rather than specific

What is a norm-reference assessment?

yields an estimate of the tested individual in predetermined population

What is an example of differentiated process

split students into groups based on ability and teacher support

Some considerations to take when addressing classroom management are?

areas visible to teacher and flow free of obstruction, seating arrangement encourages cooperative learning

What is creative thinking?

student that think outside the box

When teachers do a lesson study as a form of professional development

Designed a focus lesson and reflect on that lesson outcome, one teacher plans out the lesson and another observes the students, build a community where everyone is in it.

Examples of written assessments.

essays, lab write ups, letters, journals

What is a formative assessment?

an assessment that monitors the learning process

What of blooms taxonomy characteristics are associated with high level thinking?

create, analyze, evalute, and apply

How to differentiate product for students

allow students to show mastery however they like

Gives parents the right to standardized test and grade information. Protects the right to everything

FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHT AND PRIVACY ACT

How do we build prior knowledge for those lacking it

visual field trips, picture books, primary source documents

Specific statements describe the behavior and skill @ end of lesson

What are instructional resources used for?

to measure any progress the student has done to meet obj. and goals

What is the Intermediate fluency in second language acquisition?

Begins to comprehend information being taught and speaks longer sentences

What is a criterion-reference assessment?

Measures students performance against a predetermined criterion

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why is wait time one of the techniques to increase critical thinking
allows students to formulate answer without assistance
allows students to formulate answer with assistance
2
The teacher reads a passage to the class and does a think-aloud session. What reading strategy is she using
shared reading-whole class
reader theater
modeled reading- reading aloud
guided reading
3
What is an example of differentiated content
whole group instruction with the same level content
grouping kids into levels and analyzing poem at diff levels
4
Susy was asked to read the text by Mr. Jim. At the end, he asked her why did the Rabbit not wait and what does x mean
wait time
redirection
increasing question complexity
5
What is the Speech Emergence in second language acquisition?
Student is able to form complex sentences.
Student is able to form simple sentences and understand simple phrases
Actively uses pictures and words to form sentences
6
Tim teacher gave a lecture about. Tim wish his teacher gave him a text to read and underline important facts.
Tim is a kinesthetic learner
Tim is an auditory learner.
Tim is a read and write learner.
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What is the Advanced fluency in second language acquisition?
Begins to comprehend info w/pics and speaks medium length sentences
Can understand and speak language. Think/ Respond critically in lang.
Begins to comprehend information and speaks medium length sent
8
Justin answers the question halfway right. Ms. Sueno gives him hints and further questions to reach the answer.
wait time
probing
redirection
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What strategy is the BEST for supporting fluency in ELL students?
Round Robin Reading
choral reading of the same text
Popcorn Reading
silent independent reading
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Why are formative assessment important?
Give a ranking as to how students stand among each other.
They allow the teacher to see how students are advancing in their learning.
Outcomes of a lesson.
Clear up misconceptions and preconceptions b4 a lesson.
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Why are diagnostic assessments important?
They give info about preconceptions and misconceptions
They show the outcomes of a lesson.
They allow the students something to do b4 a lesson
12
What is reflective thinking?
students can understand the concepts being presented.
students can recall the material
students who reflect more develop abstractly and apply learning concepts
13
Examples of oral assessments.
answering questions orally, performances, presentations, role play
filling out a paper
conversation with teacher during morning meeting
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Which learning theory suggest that students build from past experiences?
Dewey
Vygotsky
Piaget
Skinner
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What are the benefits of a rubric
clarify the learning target beforehand
Guide instruction
Provide students with self assessment and peer assessment tool
all of the above.
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What are the three steps to effectively managing student behavior?
observe behavior, come up with a plan, and construct w/ student
observe behavior, come up with a plan, and construct w/o student
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What are some effective vocabulary strategies?
pop quizzes
interactive word walls, word maps, root analysis, exposure 2 diff. sit.
multiple choice
spelling bees
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Give all students the right to an appropriate public education this includes issues like inclusion or LRE.
IDEA 2008
LRE 200
IDEA 2004
IDEA 2005
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What does the learning approach of concept - based exhibit
students are given an inquiry-based model and at self pace can research
it allows for a curriculum to be that of broad rather than specific
it uses a lot of technology
small group of students, given a problem and learn by finding solutions
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If richardo requires graphic organizers to understand the plot of the story. He is what type of learner
a read and write learner
a kinethics learner
a auditory learner
a visual learner
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Which learning theory state that students make an association between a particular behavior and consequence.
skinner
maslow
Vygotsky
dewey
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What is a norm-reference assessment?
Measures students performance against a predetermined criterion
outcome of a lesson
yields an estimate of the tested individual in predetermined population
23
A message to communicate with a parent by phone is partnership w/ parent to get the student to success.
True
False
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What is an example of differentiated process
Whole group instruction at a middle level pace
split students into groups based on ability and teacher support
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Some considerations to take when addressing classroom management are?
seating arrangement encourages independent learning
areas visible to teacher and flow free of obstruction
seating arrangement encourages cooperative learning
areas not visible to teacher and flow free of obstruction
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What is creative thinking?
students that can reflect on their learning
students are able to apply learning standards.
student that think outside the box
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When teachers do a lesson study as a form of professional development
Designed a focus lesson and reflect on that lesson outcome
one teacher plans out the lesson and another observes the students
build a community where everyone is in it.
conduct a study on students learning
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What does the learning approach of technology - based exhibit
students are given an inquiry-based model and at self pace can research
small group of students, given a problem and learn by finding solutions
it allows for a curriculum to be that of broad rather than specific
it uses a lot of technology
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Examples of written assessments.
filling out a multiple choice exam
essays, lab write ups, letters, journals
morning meetings with the teacher
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Which learning theory emphasizes the need to learn by doing(exp. learning)?
Vygotsky
Dewey
Piaget
Skinner
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What is a formative assessment?
an assessment that monitors the learning process
an assessment that looks at the outcome
an assessment that looks a state standards
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What of blooms taxonomy characteristics are associated with high level thinking?
apply, analyze, remember, and create
analyze, understand, evaluate, and create
create, analyze, evalute, and apply
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How to differentiate product for students
Allow students to ONLY show mastery a standard way
allow students to show mastery however they like
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Student think about what they read and then with a partner they discuss.
reciprocal teaching
modeled reading- reading aloud
think-pair-share
guided reading
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Nearness of a teacher shuts down undesirable behavior in a non-confrontational manner.
proximity control
authoritative control
close-up control
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Gives parents the right to standardized test and grade information. Protects the right to everything
Financial Education Right and Privacy Act
Federal Educational Right and Private Act
FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHT AND PRIVACY ACT
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Every instructional decision is to be grounded by data: std. scores, running records, and formative assessments.
False
True
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Peer and teacher support, and scaffold activities are all examples of
Dewey learning theory
piagets learning theory
vygotsky learning theory
Skinner's learning theory
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Addresses civil and academic rights of ELL students. (LULAC VS. State Board of Education)
Consent Decree
Content Decree
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How do we build prior knowledge for those lacking it
concept maps, anticipation guides , KWL charts
visual field trips, picture books, primary source documents
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What are objectives?
Specific statements describe the behavior and skill @ end of lesson
Broad statements describe the behavior and skill @ end of lesson
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A small group in which the teacher guides the students toward reading independence.
reader theater
shared reading-small group or partners
guided reading
modeled reading- reading aloud
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Examples of progress monitoring that teacher and students can do.
all of the above
portfolios
fluency checks
data folders
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Lucas understands the storyline but cannot write it down in English. What is an alternative learning style to use
auditory
visual
read and write
kinesthetic
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What are instructional resources used for?
to measure goals
to measure objectives
to measure any progress the student has done to meet obj. and goals
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Student and teacher read the text together. The teacher guides the reading process and stops to ask questions.
modeled reading- reading aloud
guided reading
shared reading-whole class
reader theater
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Assistive tech., environmental adaptations, curricular adaptations, and collaborative teaching are ALL accommodations
True
False
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What is the Intermediate fluency in second language acquisition?
Begins to comprehend information and speaks medium length sent
Begins to comprehend information being taught and speaks longer sentences
Begins to comprehend info w/pics and speaks medium length sentences
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What is a criterion-reference assessment?
Measures students performance against a predetermined criterion
outcome of a lesson
measure a preconception and misconception
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Which learning theory states that d-needs must first be met in order to focus on b-needs.
Vygotsky
dewey
maslow
piaget
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Inclusion calls for ESE students to be in general education classrooms like their peers.
True
False
52
Individuals w/ disabilities Education Improvement Act 2004 states
educate students in the least restrictive environment
educate students in the most restrictive environment
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Julie loves her literature class because they get to write their thoughts on a journal. What strategy is used.
close reading
literature circle
interactive reading journals
Reader's theater
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Critical thinking is what?
to develop more abstractly and applied learn strategies.
level of complexity and specialty
thinking outside the box
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Why are thematic curriculum and interdisciplinary curriculums important
they do not facilitate the use of culturally relevant text.
they do not have a student center approach
they allow for deeper exploration of topic
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Qualitative data is that is taken by numbers and Quantitative data is that taken by observations.
False
True
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You communicate expectations to student by: providing hard copy, nonverbal cues hands&eye gestures, and rubrics w/expect
True
False
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Students discuss among themselves in a group which is lead by student inquiry. What strategy is used.
close reading
Reader's theater
literature circle
interactive reading journals
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What does the learning approach of problem - based exhibit
it allows for a curriculum to be that of broad rather than specific
students are given an inquiry-based model and at self pace can research
it uses a lot of technology
small group of students, given a problem and learn by finding solutions
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What is the Early Production in second language acquisition?
Learner uses words and actively uses them in a sentence
learner uses words but NOT mastered sentences. May use pictures.
Actively uses pictures and words to form sentences
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When choosing a professional development course take in consideration what MAJOR factor?
What you may be lagging in.
What is easier to complete to
What you sorta know but may need more practice.
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what are the strategies for boosting comprehension?
Rereading, Support, Questioning, and Presentation
Rereading, Summarizing, Questioning, and Presentation
Predicting, Questioning, Read aloud, and Summarizing
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Which learning theory that in order for a child to master a skill guidance and encouragement from a knowledgeable person
Vygotsky
Skinner
Dewey
Piaget
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What does the learning approach of project - based exhibit
it allows for a curriculum to be that of broad rather than specific
small group of students, given a problem and learn by finding solutions
it uses a lot of technology
students are given an inquiry-based model and at self pace can research
65
What is a portfolio
student artifacts that show student's learning progress
clips of students authentic assessments
artifacts that show a student's outcome on lessons
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What are common instructional mistakes to avoid?
Teaching in the middle so low kids catch up.
Giving above grade level students extra work to stay engaged
All the above are correct.
Assigning extra homework for kids having difficulty grasping
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Allows for accountability in regards to how student's academic performance in standardize testing.
No Child Left Behind 2002
Child Left Behind Act 2002
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A small group in which student take charge. A small group activity, in which each student has a role.
shared reading-small group or partners
guided reading
modeled reading- reading aloud
reciprocal teaching
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what is so important about offering students specific feedback
it allows students to get detail feedback of what is correct or incorrect
it points out what they got wrong
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What are goals?
Broad statements that focus on what the learners will know at the end of yr
Specific statements that focus on what learners will know at the end of yr
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What of blooms taxonomy characteristics are associated with low level thinking?
create, analyze, evalute, and apply
remember and understand
analyze, understand, evaluate, and create
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To expand a science unit, students plant seeds and observe them this is an example of
Skinner Learning Theory
Piaget Learning Theory
Dewey Learning Theory
Maslow Learning Theory
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What is differentiation
all students learn at high level and teaching at it is important
acknowledging that not all students learn at the same high level
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What are some cross-curricular instructional strategies?
Pop quizzes, KWL Charts, Response Journals, Think-Aloud
KWL chart, Response Journals, Think-alouds, and Graphic thinking organizers
Directed Reading-Thinking Activity, Question-Answer Relationship, Pop Quiz
Graphic Thinking Organizers, Silent Reading, Multiple choice exams
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Changes to IEP are made every meeting and agreed terms are documented. Parents may request copy of revised IEP.
False
True
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Sammy answer Mr. Paul question COMPLETELY wrong. Mr.Paul rewords the question and allows some time for Sammy to rethink
redirection
wait time
Probing
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What is constructivism
connections b4 to now must be made
old knowledge is the building block of new knowledge
new knowledge is the foundation of newer knowledge
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Lionel was giving series of passages to read and analyze. What strategy is used.
interactive reading journals
close reading
Reader's theater
literature circle
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Julia is having a hard time with fractions. The teacher offers her a fraction strip to use in showing 1/10 .
Julia is an auditory learner
Julia is a kinesthetic learner
Julia is a visual learner
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Time management is important because it establishes a routine that accounts for pauses; therefore, plan ahead.
False
True
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Connecting new concepts to previously learned concepts are example of
Vygotsky learning theory
Maslow learning theory
Piagets learning theory
Dewey learning theory
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What are some critical thinking questioning techniques?
Aduquate time, Probing, Socratic Seminar
multiple choice
quizzes and essays
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What should we take into consideration when choosing cultural responsive instructional material
material that stereotypes and offers negative representation
material that paints the dominant culture favorably
material that shows cultural diversity in real settings and is accurate
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How should vocabulary be taught?
repetition as it allows for spelling
multiple choice as it allows for comprehension
in context as it allows for meaning
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Examples of authentic/performance-based assessment.
showing work for a math problem
engaging in role play
all the above
participating in experiment
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What is a summative assessment?
assessment that measure learning progress
assessment that measure teacher performance
assessment that measure the mastery of standard
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What is the pre-production in second language acquisition?
learner watches and listens in an attempt to absorb language
Actively listens in an attempt to absorb language
Learner watches and reads in an attempt to absorb language
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What is a data driven conversation that requires specific action and is intended to address no child left behind?
Professional Literature Curriculums
Professional Learning Centers
Professional Learning Communities
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What design should you implement when making a lesson plan?
backward planning with the activities first
backward planning with the mastery of standards first
forward planning
backward planning with the assessments first
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Who makes up the IEP team
parent, gen ed teacher, special ed provider, sped teacher, others
parent, student, gen ed teacher, sped teacher, others
parent, student, gen ed teacher, special ed provider, sped teacher, others
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Classroom management is conducive to cooperative learning opportunities.
False
True
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Set a focus, Clarify theories, Identify research questions, Collect data, Analyze data, Report results & Informed action
reflective practice model
retroactive practice model
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Student and their peers read the text together. student discuss the story together
modeled reading- reading aloud
reader theater
guided reading
shared reading-small group or partners
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How do we activate prior knowledge
model metacognition, KWL charts, anticipation guides.
hope students recall facts
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What does the learning approach of concept - based exhibit
small group of students, given a problem and learn by finding solutions
it allows for a curriculum to be that of broad rather than specific
it uses a lot of technology
students are given an inquiry-based model and at self pace can research
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Why are summative assessment important?
assessment that focus on the outcome of a program/lesson
To address learning process
address preconceptions and misconceptions

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