EDUC 220 Week 7

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Which is NOT one of the four stages of teaching? Options: Fantasy, Survival, Mastery, Instruction

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Instruction

Front

The 5 P’s of invitational education do NOT include: People, Policies, Places

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Pedagogy

Front

A busy teacher is working at their desk as students enter for class. They look up and respond briefly as a student speaks to them and then continue working on what's in front of them. This demonstrates which level of invitation?

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Unintentionally disinviting

Front

During a lesson, a student raises their hand to share a story that is related to the topic but not relevant to the lesson. After listening, the teacher says “that sounds amazing. Thanks for sharing” before continuing with the lesson. This demonstrates which level of invitation?

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Intentionally Inviting

Front

Professional attire for a teacher is: Depends on where you teach

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Depends on where you teach

Front

Building positive relationships with students looks like:

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Having at least one meaningful interaction with each student daily

Front

The book notes 5 concepts that create courtesy and cooperation. They include addressing students by name, saying please and thank you, showing care/love, and _____________? What is the 5th?

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smile, smiling, smiles

Front

The key for getting a child to learn new information is:

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Repetition

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A teacher can demonstrate high expectations in their classroom by: Embracing mistakes as a tool of growth, Having a zero tolerance policy for misbehavior, Letting lower achieving students sit at the back to protect their feelings, Focusing on a student’s strengths and ignoring their weaknesses

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Embracing mistakes as a tool of growth

Front

If I am having a hard time pronouncing a student’s name, the best approach is to:

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Keep asking and practicing until I figure it out