WorksheetsInstructional Planning and Strategies
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 18mins
___________ are instructional scenarios where the learner is placed in a ‘world’ defined by the teacher.
Independent Study
Individualized Instruction
Simulation
Drilling
Which of the following is higher order thinking in Bloom’s Taxonomy?
Understanding
Creating
Evaluating
Bloom chose a pyramid because the higher levels build upon the lower levels.
True
False
What level can you associate the verb “label” with?
Remembering
Creating
Applying
Direct Instruction is especially necessary when:
Students are working in groups
Presenting new content to students
Students are losing focus
The class period is ending
Breaking content down into smaller, easily digestible sections is called:
Shrinking
Chopping
Chunking
Fielding
What is the audience of Direct Instruction?
A few select students
The entire class
Students who are falling behind
Academically advanced students
Teachers should design a syllabus giving students...
penalties
policies
opportunities to get extra point
all of the above
Find the best definition to describe: Cooperative Learning
A method of teaching a content to the best of each learners abilities.
A supportive technique focused on inquiry-based learning.
An education approach that organizes classroom activities into an academic and social learning experience.
True or False: Students will get a break from teacher lectures by using cooperative learning?
True
False
True or False: Cooperative learning will help aid students to master group work.
True
False
Cooperative Learning is:
direct instruction
indirect instruction
What should a teacher do if a lesson is not going well?
Move on to a different lesson
Stop the lesson and play a video
Continue teaching anyway
Pick up on cues from students and adjust smoothly
Model
Sometimes called instructional goals, are statements about what students are expected know and be able to do at certain points in their education.
educational standards
goals
national standards
A detailed outline of what a particular teacher will teach throughout a course or year based on curriculum but adapted to the characteristics of the teacher, students, and teaching circumstances.
standards
objective
course plan
instructional unit
What are the three most basic parts of a lesson plan?
instructional objectives
closure
learning activities
assessments
Smooth ways to move from one part of the lesson to the next.
viable
transitions
independent practice
pacing
The rate at which a teacher moves through the components of a lesson or the lessons throughout the day.
rate
closure
pacing
lectures
