HLP Goal Setting

What is the primary focus of High-Leverage Practice 11?

• Designing classroom layouts

• Implementing technology in the classroom

• Identifying and prioritizing long- and short-term learning goals

• Assessing student behavior

Which domain does High-Leverage Practice 11 fall under?

• Collaboration

• Instruction

• Assessment

• Social-Emotional Learning

What are long-term goals typically based on?

• Random selection

• Teacher's personal preferences

• Students' unique needs and present levels of performance

• Daily classroom activities

Which of the following is an example of a long-term academic goal?

• Joseph will use an appropriate voice level in 5 group activities

• Maya will read 20 sight words with 98% accuracy in 3 of 4 trials

• Michael will read 99 words correctly in 1 minute with 95% accuracy by spring benchmarking

• Jamal will solve two-digit addition problems with 80% accuracy

What is the main purpose of short-term goals?

• To provide a broad overview of the curriculum

• To assess teacher performance

• To focus on targeted skills necessary for achieving long-term goals

• To replace long-term goals

Which of the following is an example of a short-term goal in mathematics?

• Maddy will complete a job application with 100% accuracy

• Jamal will solve two-digit addition and subtraction problems with 80% accuracy

• Kenisha will remain academically engaged for 80% of the instructional period

• Maya will read 20 sight words with 98% accuracy

Who should be involved in developing long- and short-term goals?

• Only the teacher

• The teacher and the student

• The school principal

• A collaborative team including families and specialists

What should learning goals include to be clearly written?

• A vague description of the task

• Observable action words and a clear timeframe

• Unobservable behaviors like understand or know

• Only the teacher's expectations

When creating goals for a child, which of the following should you consider?

• Standardized developmental test scores.

• Parental input.

• Classroom observations.

• All of the above.

What role do learning targets play in student motivation?

• They demotivate students

• They have no impact on motivation

• They can increase motivation by providing clear, achievable goals

• They make learning less enjoyable