Lesson 1 - Introduction to I&S

What is the difference between a Summative and Formative assessment?

• Both occur at the end of the quarter

• Formative assessment contributes to the final grade

• Summative assessment occurs throughout the learning process

• Formative assessment identifies areas for improvement

What is the main focus of Individuals and Societies?

• Understanding interactions and interdependence of individuals and societies

• Art

• Mathematics

• Science

What is the purpose of the Essential Agreement in the classroom?

• To create a list of classroom rules

• To agree on classroom expectations

• To assign homework

• To plan field trips

Which areas of study will be covered in Individuals and Societies?

• Physical Education, Science, Mathematics

• History, Geography, Business

• Languages, Literature, Technology

• Music, Art, Drama

What is the main characteristic of a Summative Assessment?

• Does not contribute to the final grade

• Identifies areas for improvement

• Occurs throughout the learning process

• Often submitted near the end of the quarter

What is the purpose of the ATL skill 'Thinking'?

• To manage and control feelings

• To solve problems and organize thoughts

• To pass information to others

• To communicate with others

What will be the main topic of study in this quarter?

• Animals in the Wild

• Ancient Civilizations

• Water In The World

• Space Exploration

What is the Global Context related to in Individuals and Societies?

• Worldwide issues

• Historical figures

• Personal hobbies

• Local events

What is the Statement of Inquiry for this quarter?

• Resources are unlimited

• Water is not important for life

• Everyone has equal access to resources

• Hydrological systems alter natural landscapes, which may support or hinder equitable access to resources.

What is the purpose of using concepts in learning?

• To focus on small details

• To bring real-world meaning to content knowledge

• To ignore creativity

• To disconnect learning from previous knowledge