What does the term 'anticipatory set' refer to?

• A brief portion of a lesson given at the very beginning to get students' attention

• A performance-based and curriculum-embedded assessment tool

• The ongoing process of interpreting the evidence of what a student can do

• Ways to get the attention of students without having to raise your voice

What is the purpose of guided practice in instruction?

• To activate prior knowledge and prepare students for the day's learning

• To provide interactive instruction between teacher and students

• To allow students to practice the concept presented

• To identify intellectual strengths and construct learning profiles

What is the principle to follow for setting goals in instruction?

• SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Result-oriented, and Timebound)

• Utilizing different techniques to meet different learning styles and needs

• Articulating what students should know and be able to do

• A guide that includes aims, objectives, subject matter, and teaching strategies

What is the purpose of independent practice in the lesson cycle?

• To activate prior knowledge and prepare students for the day's learning

• To provide interactive instruction between teacher and students

• To allow students to practice the concept presented

• To identify intellectual strengths and construct learning profiles

What does the term 'gradual release of responsibility' mean in instruction?

• Teacher models, teacher and student work together, student works independently

• A brief portion of a lesson given at the very beginning to get students' attention

• Ways to get the attention of students without having to raise your voice

• Moving toward an off-task student to gain attention

What is the purpose of SEL standards?

• To activate prior knowledge and prepare students for the day's learning

• To provide interactive instruction between teacher and students

• To articulate what students should know and be able to do in regards to social and emotional learning targets

• To identify intellectual strengths and construct learning profiles

What is the purpose of bridging in assessment?

• To activate prior knowledge and prepare students for the day's learning

• To provide interactive instruction between teacher and students

• To identify intellectual strengths and construct learning profiles

• To help teachers identify strengths and construct learning profiles of individual children

What is the purpose of formative assessment in instruction?

• To activate prior knowledge and prepare students for the day's learning

• To provide interactive instruction between teacher and students

• To identify intellectual strengths and construct learning profiles

• To monitor student learning and provide ongoing feedback

What does the term 'differentiated instruction' refer to?

• A brief portion of a lesson given at the very beginning to get students' attention

• Adapting teaching methods to meet individual learning needs

• The ongoing process of interpreting the evidence of what a student can do

• Ways to get the attention of students without having to raise your voice

What is the purpose of a lesson plan in instruction?

• To activate prior knowledge and prepare students for the day's learning

• To provide a guide that includes aims, objectives, subject matter, and teaching strategies

• To allow students to practice the concept presented

• To identify intellectual strengths and construct learning profiles