Curriculum and Instruction Flashcards
What are the assessment types?
What is the difference between Learning goals and learning objectives?
Learning goals are long term, objectives are short term
Concept maps, polls and observations are all types of ?
Informal assessments
This learning theory proposes that students learn by interacting with the learning environment and connecting new information to their background knowledge to build understanding.
Constructivism
Connectivism Learning theory
Siemen’s and Downe: learning occurs by making a series of connections across pieces of information, ideas, concepts, and perspectives. It is rooted in the notion that learning occurs externally, technology facilitates connections,
Learning should take a person-centered approach, with a focus on the individual’s innate capacity for personal growth and self-actualization. ( whose theory?)
Humanism ( Rogers and Maslow)
Another term for cross-curricular instruction?
Interdisciplinary instruction
Giving students a sense of agency over their own learning by letting them devise their own conclusions or solutions to a problem is known as
Inquiry-based learning
What are the components of a daily lesson plan in order
Learning objectives, warm-up, directed instruction and active learning activity
What component of a measurable IEP goal refers to when, where and how an IEP goal will be addressed?
Condition
LEA representative is?
district representative, responsible for compliance and is a member of the district
Example of a modification
student receives a shorter reading assignment
reasonable accommodation?
changes to application process, how a job is done and changes to ensure access
accommodations for student with working memory issues?
small group instruction, extended time, and visual cues
PECS stands for ?
Picture Exchange communication system
TTS stands for?
Text to Speech
How many principals in UDL?
3
What are the principles of UDL?
- What representation or version is being taught
provide multiple ways for students to approach content to reach diverse learners - Focuses on how students are allowed to express what they know
- Multiple ways for students to engage
How do you promote intrinsic motivation?
Allow students to fail without criticism instruct students how to chunk and give students the opportunity to show their strengths
Features of effective, differentiated instruction
Target individual strengths ( not one size fits all), reciprocal learning, continual assessment
Examining factors that impede student learning and then remedying specific issues is known as
The diagnostic-prescriptive approach
What is the diagnostic/ prescriptive approach
examine factors that impede student learning and consider how to remedy them.
Learning modalities are separated into how many categories?
4 categories: visual, auditory, kinesthetic,and tactile
What are developmentally appropriate math skills for a first grader?
count to 100, perform simple addition and subtraction and know how to write numbers
