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WorksheetsChapter 8-15 Education & Training
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
The foundation of most specific learning activities that teachers plan in their lessons are:
Closure
Teaching Strategies
Introductions
When the teacher is the person presenting the teaching material and directing student learning....
Teacher Centered
Student Centered
Instructional objectives?
Include general behaviors of the students
Describe the conditions under which learning will take place
Include an I Can Statement and Essential Question
Are not necessary for all lesson plans
Refers to the rate at which a teacher moves through the components of a lesson or the lessons throughout the day
Questioning
Introduction
Pacing
Quicky
Open-ended questions are...
one word answers
require more than a few words to answer
Is it the most important thing to ENGAGE learners in a lesson?
False
True
What other terms mean Lesson Plan?
Instructional Plan
Teaching Plan
Instruction Objective
Teaching Strategy
Statements about what the students are expected to know or be able to do at certain points in their education?
Education Standards (TEKS)
Objectives
Teaching Strategies
What is an IEP?
Individual Educational Plan
Individual Expertise Plan
Intelligence Expectation Plan
What students would receive an IEP?
GT students
Special Needs Students
504 Students
General Students
Different modes of instruction to match a student's preferred mode of learning, disability, or background.
Different teaching
Teaching strategies
Differentiated instruction
Formative assessments are.....
Graded
Not graded
During the lesson
After the lesson
Summative assessments are....
Graded
Not graded
During the lesson
After the lesson
Refers to the steps teachers take to organize their classroom for optimal learning, engage students in the learning, and minimize behaviors that disrupt.
Rules
Arranging space
Classroom management
Building a sense of community includes
positive relationships
respect
student involvment
class identity
All of the above
Regulations for everything and consequences for everything. - STRICT
Authoritarian Style
Authoritative Style
Permissive Style
Some rules and expectations, but rarely follow through with consequences when students fail to meet them.
Authoritarian Style
Permissive Style
Authoritative Style
High expectations for students behavior and clearly explains why some behaviors are acceptable and others are not. Firm but Friendly
Authoritarian Style
Permissive Style
Authoritative Style
