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WorksheetsGlossary of teaching terms
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 12mins
What does collaboration mean?
Working on a large project
Working with one or more colleagues
Doing activities with other people
Working with one or more colleagues to achieve a common goal
What is formal assessment?
Evaluating student performance using a structured activity such as a written test.
Evaluating student learning to help you design further learning tasks
Evaluating student performance through unstructured activities such as observation checklists
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What is formative assessment?
Evaluating student learning to help you design further learning tasks
Evaluating student performance using a structured activity such as a written test.
Evaluating student performance through unstructured activities such as observation checklists
All of the suggestions
What does curriculum content refer to?
What students are expected to learn
What teachers are expected to teach.
Knowledge, skills and understandings
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What is a mentor?
A teacher
An experienced person who helps another person learn
A colleague
A peer
What are stages of learning?
Levels of learning aligned to the age or development of students
A computer program
A theatre for school children
The curriculum documents
What does demonstrate mean?
To carry out an activity in class
To show that you understand something
To work on a task with a group of people
To protest about something that is unjust
What does effective teaching practices mean?
Teaching strategies that result in high quality learning; backed up by research.
Teaching strategies that keep students quiet
Teaching strategies that keep students on task
Teaching strategies that keep students busy
What does ICT stand for?
Information and Collaborative Technology
Indigenous and Community Treaties
Information and Community Techniques
Information and Communication Technologies
What is a colleague?
A school based tutor
A pre-service teacher
A mentor
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What is a subject?
The facts
The person you are speaking to
A topic you are testing
A specific body of learning described in the curriculum
What is evidence?
Surveys and observation checklists
Students written work
Something found at a crime scene
Reliable data this can be used to show that learning has happened
