INTERACTIVE LECTURE

One of the most important aspects of an Interactive Lecture is...

• student engagement 
• make sure the lecture completely fills the class period
• covers all the benchmarks
• none of these are correct

Formative assessments should be used...

• at the end of an interactive lecture
• in the middle of an interactive lecture
• in the first few minutes of an interactive lecture
• all of these are correct

The reading you engaged with on "Establishing a Purpose for reading", states which of the following...

• Make sure each reading is at the highest lexile level
• Ensure the quality and availability of good questions to spark student interest
• make readings very long
• give up and go back to lecturing

What is an interactive strategy that can be used to help students get acquainted with each other and also to review information to concepts at the end of a unit?

• Crafting Groupings

• Roundtable

• Find Someone Who/Walkabout Review

• Stand Where You Stand

What is the strategy called when students are in assigned pairs designated partner A and partner B. Students have time to think and or write then pair share in structured time allotment.

• Jigsaw/Expert Group

• Response Groups

• Mix and Match

• Think/Ink Pair Share

What is cooperative learning strategy in which students discuss answers to questions in small groups before reporting out to the class when called on by number? The group must ensure mastery of material by all members.

• Crafting Groupings

• Jigsaw/Expert Grouping

• Carousel Brainstorming

• Information Gap Activity

A small group brainstorming activity in which students take turns suggesting answers or solutions to open-ended problems is called?

• Value LIne

• Inside-Outside Circle

• Carousel Pre-Assessment

• Roundtable

In the class rotation model, what is the teacher's role?

• Instructing a small group while managing three other stations
• Facilitating whole class lecture while select students works at computers
• Managing student behaviors at four stations
• Sitting at desk grading papers

This method encourages the use of varied applications and learning spaces for student participation and engagement

• Flipped Learning
• Station Rotation
• Flex Model
• Whole Class Blended Learning

This method entails the use of direct, collaborative stations, and online learning. 

• Station Rotation
• Flipped Learning
• Flex Model
• Whole Class