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Real Writing: One Teacher's Journey
Real Writing: One Teacher's Journey
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The stages of writing...
lead to fully developed papers.
are recursive as often as linear.
should be followed for most writing tasks.
are always linear.
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Dr. Smith renamed modified cloze and copy text to call it...
Copy Cloze
Weird Al goes Academic
Modified Copy Text
Chatty Cathy sings you to Sleep
3
The Dunbar number is...
the number of stable relationships a human can handle.
exactly 137.
the numbers of drinks before you are forcibly removed.
the amount of growth that can be linked to one task.
4
The number one reason to be a secondary teacher is/are...
June, July, and August.
a love of our content area.
to mold young minds and impact the future.
the pay, benefits and respect in the community.
5
Inference combines...
text and context clues to lead to learning.
prior knowledge and text to create new understanding.
content and text to lead to learning.
context clues and background to create new understanding.
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Tabula Rasa refers to...
a sense of community.
finding a fit.
the blank slate or fresh start.
a yummy rice dish.
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The components of the triadic model are...
context, setting, and students
students, text, and teacher
text, context, and subtext
students, text, and context
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SMART goals are...
specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and time-bound
supersonic, mastery-based, attainable, round, and toasted
superlative, measurable, atta-boys, realistic, and timed
smart, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timed
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Standardized tests measure this more than aptitude...
cultural capital
accuracy in bubbling
intelligence and background
ability to follow directions
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Literacy fits into extracurriculars because...
it fits everywhere.
communication on the field is valued.
communication skills are necessary to sleep, eat, and live.
it's omnipresent, if you believe Dr. Smith.
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The single and most effective way to improve vocabulary is ...
teaching context clues
wide and regular reading
pop quizzes
multiple exposures
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A baby swan is a ...
gosling
cygnet
ugly ducking
fooz bal
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Bambrick-Santoya suggests this is a way to collect meaningful data...
pop quizzes
backward design
rigorous interim assessments
state-standardized tests
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What are the characteristics of effective teachers?
prepared, rested, and engaging
on-task, cont. knowledge, presence, sense of humor
organization, clarity, cont. knowledge, & dynamic presence
patience, compassion, and intelligence
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Interdependence occurs when...
members work together.
members all take responsibility for group progress.
our competitive nature submits.
each person contributes to the process.
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The literacy research supports...
modeling each aspect.
projects, power words and painting the picture.
quantity, variety, choices, and gentle challenges.
thinking aloud as you read.
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Interdependence, accountability, interpersonal skills, interaction and processing are all ...
foundational elements of cooperation.
extraneous elements in education.
foundational elements of assessment.
extraneous elements in cooperation.
18
Closure is...
the end of a lesson.
a need someone may have after a traumatic incident.
a reminder of learning that occurred & building anticipation
a sense of resolution.
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Ebonics has roots in...
power differentials
accepting double-negatives
slave songs used while picking cotton
African languages
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Games run best when...
students have done all the reading.
rules are clear.
competition thrives.
stakes are low.
21
Primitive languages are those that are...
nonexistent
ones with few words
less capable of expressing ideas in the univierse
less complex
22
Elements of CDL include
answer 1 & 3
cynicism, prioritization, and limiting exposure.
skepticism w/out cynicism, prioritizing, & keeping it real
limiting exposure
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CDL (critical digital literacy) is the ability to...
consider the source and critique it with consideration.
think about context when presented with digital information.
think critically about digital information
consider the source, context, and truth of digital info.
24
The terministic screen refers to...
a combination of background knowledge and experiences.
the conviction that the longer answer is the correct choice.
the death stare.
technology.
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According to the text, what is pedagogy?
the strategies and methods used to convey content
the link between content and literacy
Marzano's high yield methods (in lesson plan)
teaching
26
The intent of standardization is to...
collect data
hold schools accountable
equalize expectations
judge schools
27
The main determinant of comprehension is...
family connections.
reading level.
level of education.
background knowledge.
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These have been shown to improve problem-solving, critical and creative thinking and vocabulary
Thinking webs
argumentative writing
Venn Diagrams
graphic organizers
29
The questions that lead the way in critical literacy are...
who's perspective is represented in this text?
who wrote this and why?
what's this about and why?
why was this written and who will read it?
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A lack of awareness of ________ can lead teachers to misinterpret students' actions as deviant.
cultural capital
lowered expectations
multicultural education
punitive treatment
31
Who played a role in rescuing pilots shot down in WWII?
Martin Luther King
Ho Chi Minh
General Lee
McCarthur
32
FVR stands for this, and is related to DEAR time.
Fresh and Valuable Research
Fresh Vocabulary Recitation
Free Voluntary Reading
Free Victimology Research
33
A voice for those without power, predictability and fairness are the three components of...
diversity awareness
cultural capitol
legitimacy
the backpack of privilege
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Gestalt is a branch of ....
big picture philosophy.
psychology.
German banks.
the tree of life.
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Validity is synonymous with ....
high test scores
accuracy
consistency
increased efficiency
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Triangulation is a research term that links with assessment because...
it decreases accurate diagnoses
it increases authenticity
it increases validity and reliability
it decreases standardization
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i+1 refers to ...
scaffolding to gently challenge students.
the internet age.
a strategy for cooperating in pairs.
technology developed by Apple.
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Reliability is synonymous with...
validity
meaningful data
consistency
accuracy
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the criteria for selecting vocabulary in the classroom relate to...
importance & utility, instructional potential, and content
conceptual understanding, content, and instructional promise
instructional potential, frequency, and ability to impact
potential for growth, importance and utility, and standards
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Data is meaningful if it is...
rigorous
used for grades
interim
used to improve instruction
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Competition is the genesis of...
survival of the fittest.
extrinsic motivation
intrinsic motivation
motivation
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The three components work together to ...
create the setting.
determine the level of comprehension.
inhibit all learning.
engage students in the task.
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The three components work must have to be meaningful are...
a connection between effort & reward, ease, and + feedback
autonomy, complexity, and a link between effort and reward
complexity, a connection between effort & reward, and snacks
positive feedback, routine, and autonomy
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Judging, evaluating and assessing all relate to...
accountability measures
achieving comfortably
data collection
standardization
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Tertiary means related to...
secondary education
elementary education
higher education
any level of education, the tiers.
