"10 Powerful Instructional Strategies" Quizizz

What is the primary goal of an essential question in a lesson?

• To summarize the lesson content

• To encourage students to analyze and apply knowledge

• To introduce new vocabulary

• To provide a yes or no answer

What is an activating strategy designed to do?

• To summarize the lesson

• To provide a detailed lecture

• To get students actively thinking or making a connection with the material

• To test students' prior knowledge

How should relevant vocabulary be used in a lesson?

• It should be introduced at the end of the lesson

• It should be used only in written assignments

• It should be extensive and used passively

• It should be limited and actively used in context

What is the recommended duration for a lecture before engaging students in an activity?

• 12-15 minutes

• 5-10 minutes

• 20-25 minutes

• 30-35 minutes

What is the purpose of using a graphic organizer in a lesson?

• To summarize the lesson

• To provide a detailed lecture

• To visually categorize new or review old information

• To introduce new vocabulary

Why is student movement important during instruction?

• It ensures students are actively engaged

• It is only important for male students

• It helps students memorize facts

• It allows teachers to take a break

What are higher-order-thinking (HOT) questions designed to do?

• To challenge students and assess their learning pace

• To provide simple yes or no answers

• To summarize the lesson

• To introduce new vocabulary

What is the purpose of summarizing at the end of a lesson?

• To test students' prior knowledge

• To provide a detailed lecture

• To assess students' ability to answer the essential question

• To introduce new vocabulary

What does a rigorous lesson entail?

• Challenging activities that move at a brisk pace

• A focus on memorization

• A long lecture with no activities

• Activities that are easy and slow-paced

What does it mean for a lesson to be student-centered?

• The teacher is the main focus

• The lesson is centered on students' success and engagement

• The lesson is focused on memorization

• The teacher provides all the knowledge