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In a PLC, reviewing student data helps teams to:

A data wall in a classroom is used to:

Data-Driven Decisions

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1
A data wall in a classroom is used to:
Decorate the room
Display classroom rules
Track and visualize student progress
Post homework
2
In a PLC, reviewing student data helps teams to:
Plan field trips
Complete evaluation paperwork
Identify trends and instructional needs
Celebrate only the top-performing students
3
Which statement best describes differentiated instruction based on data?
High-achieving students are ignored
All students do the same work at the same pace
Students are grouped by seating chart
Instruction is tailored to meet individual needs
4
Which of the following is an example of a summative assessment?
Exit ticket
State standardized test
Weekly quiz
Think-pair-share discussion
5
Data-driven instruction involves:
Using assessment data to inform teaching
Ignoring test scores
Using gut feelings to plan lessons
Teaching all students the same way
6
How often should teachers use data to adjust instruction?
Only after benchmark tests
Continuously
At the end of the year
Once per quarter
7
What is the main purpose of formative assessment?
To compare students to each other
To assign a final grade
To prepare for standardized tests
To guide day-to-day instruction
8
What is the first step in the data-driven instruction cycle?
Creating anchor charts
Giving grades
Collecting and analyzing data
Administering interventions
9
Which of the following tools is commonly used for progress monitoring?
Rubrics
Running Records
Attendance sheets
Parent surveys
10
If a student is not meeting a benchmark, the teacher should:
Provide targeted intervention
Refer them to the office
Move on with the curriculum
Wait for the next assessment cycle