What is the role of concise communication in the lesson?

To ensure understanding and avoid confusion

What does the lesson's structure provide for students?

Many opportunities for individual students who progress at different learning rates

What is the purpose of the NIET Teaching and Learning Standards Rubric?

To support improvements in classroom instruction

What should the ratings in the NIET Teaching and Learning Standards Rubric always be based on?

Close evaluation of evidence, including student work and observation analysis

When does a rating of 4 often occur in the NIET Teaching and Learning Standards Rubric?

When the descriptors in the proficient level are evident and strong.

What is an indicator of a teacher meeting the "Significantly Above Expectations" level for the Standards and Objectives (SO) performance level?

Students are able to articulate expectations and explain those to their peers.

Which of the following is true for the "Motivating Students" (MOT) performance level at the "Significantly Below Expectations" level? Options: The teacher sometimes organizes the content, including curriculum resources, so that it is personally meaningful and relevant to students., The teacher regularly reinforces and rewards effort., Students are consistently engaged in their own learning, and the teacher reinforces students' initiative to learn more., The teacher rarely reinforces and rewards effort.

The teacher rarely reinforces and rewards effort.

According to the document, what should a lesson's structure include to meet the "Significantly Above Expectations" performance level?

The lesson should start promptly and be organized to meet students' needs with time for reflection.

What is a characteristic of presenting instructional content that falls under the "Significantly Below Expectations" category?

New concepts and ideas are not followed by the teacher demonstrating his or her performance expectations.

What is expected from a teacher's communication to achieve a "Significantly Above Expectations" rating in presenting instructional content?

The communication should be concise, logical, and all essential information should be included.

When distributing materials as part of lesson structure and pacing, what is expected at the "Proficient" level?

Routines for distributing materials are efficient.

According to the document, what is one characteristic of activities and materials that are "Significantly Above Expectations" for student-centered learning?

They involve simulations and require creating products.

What is a common feature of activities and materials across all performance levels described in the document?

They all incorporate multimedia and technology.

Which of the following is not a characteristic of the "At Expectations" performance level for student ownership of learning? Activities and materials include a majority of the content. Student-centered activities are not relevant to students' lives. Multiple materials are used, including multimedia and technology. Activities and materials support the lesson objectives.

Student-centered activities are not relevant to students' lives.

What is emphasized in the "Significantly Below Expectations" performance level regarding student ownership of learning?

Heavy emphasis on teacher direction.

What type of feedback is expected from a teacher who is performing at the "Significantly Above Expectations" level during guided practice and review of independent work assignments?

Feedback that is academically focused, frequent, and high quality

Under the "Significantly Below Expectations" category, how are teacher questions described?

Inconsistent in quality and include few question types

In the "Proficient" category, how is the teacher's circulation during instructional activities described?

The teacher circulates with attention to the teacher's prompts based on student work.

What is an indicator of a teacher's performance that is Significantly Above Expectations (S) in the category of Grouping Students (GRP)?

Teacher sets clear expectations that are understood by students.

What is a characteristic of Teacher Content Knowledge (TCK) for a teacher who meets Expectations (3) in the INSTRUCTION category?

Teacher displays extensive content knowledge and understanding of both state standards and instructional materials, including their curriculum, for all the subjects they teach.

What does it mean when a teacher's performance is Significantly Below Expectations (1) in the aspect of Teacher Knowledge of Students (TKS)?

Teacher practices sometimes incorporate student interests, backgrounds, or cultures.

What is a characteristic of a teacher's performance that is significantly above expectations in the area of student-centered learning?

Consistent evidence of student-centered learning

What should instructional plans include to be considered as "Significantly Above Expectations"?

Scaffold based on student need and prior student knowledge

What is a characteristic of assignments that are "Significantly Below Expectations"?

Require students to mostly reproduce information

What is expected from students in the "Student Work" section for the "Significantly Above Expectations" performance level?

Organize, interpret, analyze, synthesize, and evaluate information rather than reproduce it

What does the "Planning" section suggest about assignments for the "Proficient" performance level?

Assignments should be aligned to the rigor and depth of the standards and curriculum content

What is an example of an assessment that is "Significantly Above Expectations"? Options: Assessments that are sometimes aligned with state standards and content, Assessments that include performance checks with an unclear purpose, Assessments that measure student performance in less than two ways, Assessments that measure student performance in more than three ways (e.g., in the form of a project, experiment, essay, short answer, or multiple-choice)

Assessments that measure student performance in more than three ways (e.g., in the form of a project, experiment, essay, short answer, or multiple-choice)

What is required for an assessment that meets the "At Expectations" level? Options: Assessments are not designed well to provide feedback on progress against objectives, Assessments include detailed written tasks as appropriate, Assessments are sometimes misaligned with state standards and content, Assessments include performance checks, although the purpose of these checks is not clear

Assessments include detailed written tasks as appropriate

Which of the following is a characteristic of an assessment that is "Significantly Below Expectations"? Assessments are aligned with the depth and rigor of the state standards and content, Assessments require written responses as appropriate, Assessments are not designed well to provide feedback on progress against objectives, Assessments include descriptions of how assessment results will be used by teachers and students to inform future instruction and learning

Assessments are not designed well to provide feedback on progress against objectives

What is one of the teacher behaviors that is consistent with being "Significantly Above Expectations" for student-centered learning?

Teacher encourages students to learn from their mistakes.

What is a characteristic of a teacher who is "At Expectations" in managing student behavior?

Teacher establishes rules for learning and behavior.

Which of the following is an indicator of "Unsatisfactory" performance in engaging and managing student behavior? Teacher uses a variety of techniques to maintain student engagement. Teacher does not or inconsistently addresses behavior that interrupts learning. Teacher and students establish collective commitments for learning and behavior. Teacher consistently recognizes and motivates positive behaviors.

Teacher does not or inconsistently addresses behavior that interrupts learning.

In the "Significantly Below Expectations" category for the learning environment, what is one of the teacher behaviors mentioned?

Teacher's expectations are not rigorous for where students can experience success.

According to the exemplary description of the Environment (ENV) performance level, what should the classroom provide for all students?

A safe space for all students to take risks and interact with peers

In the Respectful Culture (RC) category, what is one characteristic of teacher-student and student-student interactions at the exemplary level?

Interactions consistently demonstrate caring, kindness, and respect

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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What are students expected to make connections between according to the learning objectives?

Back

Previous learning, life experiences, and knowledge of other disciplines

2.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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What is aligned to the state content standards and learning objectives? Options: School Lunch menu, Student Work, Sports activities, Student log

Back

Student Work

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What does the presentation of content always include? Options: Sports, games, competitions; Music, dance, and theater performances; Field trips, guest speakers, and workshops;

Back

Visuals, student work exemplars, and internal summaries

4.

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What is the purpose of modeling by the teacher or student?

Back

To demonstrate accurate understanding of the content

5.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What should the lesson's structure be based on?

Back

The content and students' needs

6.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What is adjusted for rigor of content and individual student learning expectations?

Back

Pacing

7.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What does student work show evidence of?

Back

Progressing or demonstrating mastery of the objective(s)

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