Curr 122 CIA

What are the 4 Cs to common core?

• collaboration, critical thinking, curriculum, content

• collaboration, critical thinking, creativity, content

• collaboration, critical thinking, creativity, communication

A curriculum for understanding is intentionally designed around the organizing principles and essential concepts of the domain and provides opportunities for in-depth exploration in a variety of contexts.

• True

• False

A math or science for advanced study that promotes learning with understanding links new knowledge to what is already known by presenting concepts in a conceptually and logically sequenced order that builds upon previous learning within and across grade levels.

• True

• False

The organization of curriculum plays a critical role in helping students reconstruct misconceptions and see connections between what they are currently learning and what they have learned.

• True

• False

One of a teacher’s primary responsibilities is to select and develop significant and meaningful problems, learning experiences, projects, and investigations for students.

• True

• False

Educational assessments can be designed for any number of purposes, from conducting large-scale evaluations of multiple components of educational programs to measuring individual students’ mastery of a specified skill.

• True

• False

Select all that apply. Three key concepts related to assessments are:

• reliability

• validity

• fairness

• accuracy

Curriculum, assessment, and instruction should be aligned and integrated with each other, and directed toward the same goal.

• True

• False

One of the most important factors influencing student achievement, if not the most important, is teacher expertise.

• True

• False

Tomorrow’s students will have very different needs from those of today as a result of new knowledge in the various disciplines, new technologies, and new workplace demands.

• True

• False

• IDK