Purpose of Warm-up Quiz

What is one purpose of a warm-up at the beginning of a unit?

• To provide a long assessment of students' abilities

• To show teachers what their students already know

• To introduce completely new material to students

• To serve as a break between different class periods

What can a warm-up during the unit help students do?

• Summarize the entire unit for the final exam

• Recall information they learned in the last class period

• Take a rest from intensive learning

• Prepare for a surprise quiz

What does "I DO (MODELING)" refer to in the context of teaching?

• When a teacher takes a test to evaluate students' understanding

• When a teacher explains what a student needs to know and what they need to do

• When students work on problems independently without help

• When students teach each other in small groups

How can "I DO (MODELING)" be delivered according to the text?

• Through reading a textbook

• By giving a written exam

• On a whiteboard or using the projector

• By assigning homework

What is the purpose of the "We Do (Guided Practice)" phase in the classroom?

• For students to listen to a lecture from the teacher

• For students to practice what they have just seen a teacher do, often working with other students

• For students to complete homework assignments

• For teachers to plan their lessons

During the "We Do (Guided Practice)" phase, what are teachers able to do?

• Assign grades to students

• Take a break while students work independently

• Easily move around the room to ensure all students are understanding the information and assignment

• Focus on administrative tasks

How can the "We Do (Guided Practice)" phase be recognized?

• By a long-term individual project

• By a lecture-style teaching method

• In a short table group project

• Through a written exam

What does "You Do (Independent Practice)" refer to in the context of student learning?

• Group activities where students collaborate to solve problems.

• Lectures where the teacher explains new concepts to the students.

• Activities where students work on their own to practice their skills and show mastery of a topic.

• Homework assignments that are to be completed with parental assistance.

What is the purpose of an Exit Ticket in a classroom setting?

• To provide students with a ticket to leave the class early

• To assess if students have mastered the objective of the lesson

• To give students a break at the end of the class

• To plan the next lesson for the teacher

What does TEKS stand for?

• Totally Essential Kindness Standards

• Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills

• Texas Earning Knowledge Standards

• Time to End Knowledge Shortage