Deck 2 Flashcards

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decision making involves:

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making choices, considering an issue, arriving at solution

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2
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Of the essential teacher characteristics, the necessary values, commitments, and professional ethics are:

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dispositions

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3
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To be considered “highly-qualified” by NCLB, a teacher must have:

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a bachelor’s degree, full state certification, and prove they know each subject they teach.

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Planning

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involves decisions regarding: student needs, content to be taught, and the most appropriate learning goals and objectives.

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Projects, reports, models, presentations, and portfolios are examples of what??

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means to measure and assess student learning

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InTASC

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Interstate New Teacher Assessement and Support Consortium (set of standards for competent beginning teachers)

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reflection

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way of the thinking about education matters that involve the ability to make rational choices

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reflective practice

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problem-solving strategy that individuals or groups can use to improve practice by reviewing routines, procedures, and other aspects of the instructional environment.

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Teacher’s reflective practice

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1.open-minded and introspective|2. reflect on dispositions and strategies |3. know its necessary for supporting student learning

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10
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Examples of Action Research:

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  1. collect & analyze data on test scores|2. interview faculty & students|3. seeking to explain dropout rates
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Teacher portfolio:

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1.examples of lesson plans|2. video-taped lessons w/ self-critique |3. analysis of student work

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12
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sensory modality

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a system of interacting with the environment through one or more of the basic senses

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13
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differentiated materials

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learning activity packets, task cards, learning contracts

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14
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ways to differentiate curriculum

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content, process, and product

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15
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cognitive styles

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the way people process info and use strategies in responding to tasks

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16
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attitudes and feelings describe the ____ area of learning

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affective

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17
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universal design

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adapt curriculum and delivery of instruction to meet the needs of learners.

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18
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NBPTS

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National Board for Professional Teaching Standards

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19
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Readiness

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a student’s entry point into a particular content or skill.

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20
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backward mapping

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approach to planning that involves first identifying student outcomes to be demonstrated at end of lesson

21
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term planning

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involves prep plans for one marking period

22
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linear-rational approach

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approach to planning is taught most often in teacher edu. programs because it is structured and sequenced.

23
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Aims

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broad statement about the intent of education

24
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educational objectives

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statements of what is hoped that all students will achieve through instruction

25
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instructional objectives

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written for daily lesson plans and stated in behavioral terms to indicate what is to be observed and measured.

26
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districts with curriculum guides, must have them approved by

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local school board

27
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describe the RTI method

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k12: core instruction, supplemental phase, intensive intervention

28
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Which tier in RTI do students receive instruction in addition to typical classroom instruction with more frequent assessment?

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Tier 2

29
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Teaching experience influences planning choices.

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TRUE

30
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Accommodation

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Adjustment to curriculum, instruction, learning tasks, assessments, or materials to make learning more accessible. No change in content or expected outcome.

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Modification

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Change in the standard learning expectations so they are realistic or individually appropriate. Curriculum or instruction is altered.

32
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Cognitive style

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Way people process information and use strategies in responding to tasks.

33
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standards

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goals for what students should learn and how teachers establish what to teach

34
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goals

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abstract general statement about what learners should be able to do at end of instructional unit

35
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objectives

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statements that describe- in precise measurable and obtainable terms the defined and desired learner outcomes

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direct teaching strategy

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teacher leads students to concept and activities. EX: lecture, presentations, demonstrations, Qs, drills

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inductive instructional strategy

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involves some type of exploratory activity helping to lead students to discover a concept or generalization. EX: concept attainment, inquiry lessons, projects, reports, and problems.

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social instructional strategy

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students working together in various ways to gather, process, and learn the information or skills. Teacher=facilitator, not info giver.

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independent instructional strategy

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allow students to pursue content independently with less teacher direction than other lessons. EX: learning centers, contracts, and independent work.

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norm-referenced measure

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designed to compare to average student; standardized

41
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criterion-referenced

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compare student performance to specified criterion, individual mastery is key

42
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formative assessment

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ongoing, check progress against goals

43
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summative assessment

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conducted by teacher & student; evaluate rubrics and checklists

44
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reciprocal teaching

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45
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inductive strategies

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start with an unknown principle and then attention moves to known.

46
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deductive strategies

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start with known and move to unknown

47
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divergent questions

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any number of possible answers

48
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convergent questions

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a single correct answer