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Reteaching Strategies

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the next step after analyzing your formative assessment data?

a)

Give another formative assessment

b)

Do nothing

c)

Move on to the next topic

d)

Take action and reteach what students didn't understand

2.

What is one way you can reteach?

(a)  

3.

What are students doing while the teacher is modeling to reteach?

a)

students are answering questions

b)

students are passively listening

c)

students are taking notes of the teacher's thinking

d)

students are working in pairs

4.

What does the teacher do when modeling how to answer an AP History prompt?

a)

He circled important vocabulary

b)

He brought in his background knowledge

c)

He rewrote the prompt as a question

d)

He did all of these things to help model his approach

5.

How can the Framing of the Work strategy work with reteaching?

a)

It can provide a checkpoint for the student's learning

b)

It is not related to reteaching

c)

It gives students more opportunities to use the vocabulary

d)

It will confuse students if you use it while reteaching

6.

How are games beneficial to learning?

a)

a quick way to check for understanding

b)

use visuals that entice the brain

c)

help with memorizing new content

d)

all of these answers

7.

What's an example of a "You Do" activity?

a)

solving a math problem from a future unit

b)

solving a math problem from a past unit

c)

solving a similar problem from the standard that you retaught

d)

solving a math problem that a student has never seen before

8.

What's the difference between Cornell Notes and just plain notetaking?

a)

Cornell notes follow a format while notetaking is left up to each individual

b)

There is no difference

c)

Notetaking involves using different colors, while Cornell notes are in black and white

d)

Cornell notes are only used by students at Cornell

9.

What did the teacher do during his guided discourse?

a)

Solve a problem on his own

b)

Ask for a student to solve the problem

c)

Present the wrong answer and talk about why it is wrong

d)

Present the right and wrong answers and discuss the differences with the class