Questions/survey on retrieval

Which statements are correct?

• 1.It is important that the teacher ensures that every question that is asked in the lesson is directed at the whole class and never to individual students.

• 1.It is important that all students answer a “deciding question” before moving on to the next phase of the lesson.

Learning can be seen by checking for understanding when a topic has just been taught

• True

• False

• Not sure

Why is it important for students to answer a 'deciding question' before moving on?

• It ensures they are paying attention

• It confirms their understanding of the key concept

• It allows the teacher to take a break

Student performance can be seen by checking for understanding when a topic has just been taught

• Not sure

• False

• True

Why should a teacher check for the understanding of ALL learners before moving from one phase of the lesson to another? Choose all that apply.

• To have an accurate picture of what has been understood by all before moving on

• To ensure that misconceptions are being addressed on time

• To ensure a slow pace to the lesson

• To ensure an appropriate pace to the lesson

Checking for the understanding of ALL learners, which statement(s) are correct?

• If all get it right, move on

• if more than 20% get it wrong, re-teach and move on

• if more than 20% get it wrong, re-teach and check for understanding again

• if 90% get it right, no further intervention is needed, move on.

I have found the current focus on the importance of retrieval useful - for me or my department

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The current focus on item 7 of retrieval checklist is building my knowledge of how to make good use of formative assessment before moving on to next phase of the lesson.

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Please give any additional comments about the last two PD sessions you have recently been a part of.