Final Flashcards

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Integrated Curriculum

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an approach that used themes, topics, etc. to integrate subject matter in other subjects.
Subject and skill and product based
Related to the idea of constructivism
Includes a theme

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Hunter’s Steps

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  1. Anticipatory Set
  2. Input
  3. Purpose (objective)
  4. Modelling
    5 Guided Practice
  5. CFU
  6. Independent Practice
  7. Closure
  8. Peer Teaching (Fred Jones)
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3
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How many Kagan structures are there

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250+

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Stop and Super structures

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Stop: these can occur on the spot at anytime and don’t require much movement or disruption (think, pair, share)
Super: these require set up and they take up more time and cause more of a disruption (stand up, hand up, pair up)

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5
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What do effective interdisciplinary teams look like?

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  • mature
  • different personalities
  • interpersonal skills
  • cooperation
  • collaboration
  • compromise
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6
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Three types of curriculum?

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Absent: things that do not get taught due to higher say or power. (Evolution)
Explicit: what is intentionally presented as the basic material of schooling
Hidden: unintended outcomes that occur as the explicit curriculum is implemented

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Looping

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A teacher remains with their class through the transition from grade-to-grade

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Which part of Hunters design are concept and which are instructional

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Concept:

  • Anticipatory Set
  • Input
  • Guided Practice
  • Independent Practice
  • Closure

Instructional:

  • Objectives
  • Purpose
  • Modelling
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What is the point of lesson plans

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To prepare students for working independently

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3 attributes of lesson planning

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  1. Linking to past experience (questions/activites)
  2. Involving all students (as many as you can)
  3. Showing connections with the outcomes (real world connections)
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Marzano

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  1. identify similarities and differences
  2. summarizing
  3. reinforcing effect
  4. meaningful homework
  5. non-linguistic representations
  6. cooperative learning
  7. clear objectives/feedback
  8. generate/test hypothesis
  9. cues/questions
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Instructional behaviours

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  1. high expectations
  2. support or being supportive
  3. content
  4. meaningful
  5. 1/3 teacher directed, 1/3 student directed, 1/3 collaborative
  6. scaffolding
  7. opportunities for practice
  8. assessments are clear
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withitness

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eyes on the back of your head

the ability to know what students are going to do before they even do it

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“special needs”

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can be regarding both learning challenged students as well as highly gifted children who if not properly challenged will likely get bored and begin acting out

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What are multi-age groups

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groups made up of kids from different grade levels. Aka 4-6 & 7-9

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16
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Who created differentiated instruction

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Carol Ann Tomlinson