State Board Flashcards

1
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The course outline contains

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course objectives, schedule of classes, attendance procedures

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2
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Evaluation criteria is generally located in the

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course syllabus

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3
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Lesson plans help in the following areas

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maintaining lesson momentum, providing a plan for student learning, emphasizing important subject matter

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4
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Explaining the learning objectives and schedules for new learning occurs in the

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introduction

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5
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recommended length of lecture before stopping to discuss or varying the stimuli

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20 to 30 minutes

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6
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preparation steps when familiarizing yourself with a lesson plan

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know the subject matter, organize the materials, ensure the instructional support materials are functioning properly

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7
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the action verb is located which portion of the learning objective

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performance

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8
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The purpose of objectives is to

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identify what students will be able to do upon completion of the lesson

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9
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the performance element of a learning objective is

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an observable behavior

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10
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A graphic scoring grid that describes and records levels of student achievement

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rubric

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11
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Orientation program

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reduces the amount of students who withdraw from a course

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12
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the four brain functions that have crucial implications for teaching and learning are

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attention, memory, retention, and transfer

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13
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performance assessment where students display skills in an authentic work setting

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lab performance

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14
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asking students to put knowledge to work by solving problems or practicing skills

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applying

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15
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Theory of Multiple Intelligences

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all students learn in different ways

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16
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Recommended height from floor to viewing screen for projected materials

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42 inches (106.68 cm)

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17
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Oral Assessments

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provide the most opportunity for students to learn from one another

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18
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connecting to students’ prior knowledge increases

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confidence

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19
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knowing where they are in relation to reaching an end result is a student’s

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spatial awareness

20
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partnering students

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recommending for increasing student engagement

21
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A two way conversation woven throughout the lesson to guide and stimulate thinking

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questioning

22
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Instructors generally speak at a rate that is

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six times faster than the ear is able to hear

23
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What percentage of overall communication is based on appearance?

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55%

24
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Visual support is recommended for the challenge of

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getting students to actively listen

25
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Examples of Formative Assessment

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preview activities, exploratory discussions, question and answer reviews

26
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An educator has a supporting or guiding role when the

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students work together to help each other learn

27
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Visual support is recommended for

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active listening

28
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An indicator of the respect and commitment an individual has for their field

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professional behavior

29
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Knowing where they are in relation to reaching an end result

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spatial awareness

30
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Assessment activity that provides the most opportunity for students to learn from each other

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oral assessment

31
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Primary considerations for classroom set up

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comfort, safety, accessibility

32
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Advantages of written assessments

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time efficient, facilitate constructive feedback and allow students to manage their time individually.

33
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Random access capabilities of a DVD

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Being able to teach topics in the order that you choose

34
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Questioning

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a two way conversation woven throughout the lesson to guide and stimulate thinking

35
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Examples of Formative assessment

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Preview activities, exploratory discussions and question and answer reviews

36
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Purpose of Rubrics

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provide a record of strengths and weaknesses, help learners develop their own plan for improving their own performance and

37
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Avoid playing a DVD

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without stopping

38
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Recommended distance from screen to last row of sears when using projected materials

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no more than six times the width of the screen

39
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The recommended position for best viewing of projected materials

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at an angle in the front corner of the room

40
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Development tips for the true/false test type include

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placing items in random order, avoiding use of “always, all, never”, avoid making true items consistently longer than false.

41
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benefit of matching type of test item

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it can cover a lot of material in one exercise

42
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Least effective retention rate after 24 hours

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lecture

43
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Guidelines for a discussion session include

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using summary and prediction questions, reducing misconceptions students have about the topic and providing immediate feedback in response to student comments

44
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Application level of Bloom’s Taxonomy

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The ability to use new ideas in different ways

45
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Summative Assessment

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Also called formal assessment, provides information about how much the students have learned and how well teaching and the curriculum have worked

46
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The course syllabus is also called

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the course outline

47
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A strategy used to promote problem solving

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case study