WorksheetsTLAC Chapter 1 through 3 Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which of the following are the two primary ways teachers can gather data on student mastery?
Guiding and Leadership
Questioning and Observation
Questioning and Leadership
Questioning is the best way to gather data
You should avoid this type of question when asking whether or not a student understands the content?
Yes-Or-No
Open Ended
Multiple Choice
Guided discussions
Functionally rhetorical questions should be replaced with more objective forms of which type of assessment?
Multiple Choice
Summative
Formative
Impromptu
Volumes of social science literature have determined that this is highly unreliable.
Self-Report
Summative Assessments
Formative Assessments
Exit Tickets
Champion teachers tend to reject self report. Yes or no?
Yes
No
What is an effective way to increase the likelihood that you will recognize and respond to errors?
Submitting your homework early.
Planning for common mistakes in advance.
Never making mistakes.
Never making any adaptations.
A way to plan for specific errors which are likely to occur is...
Writing out 2 or 3 things you think the children may struggle with.
Teachers never encounter errors.
Never make changes. The students should correct their errors in learning.
It is important to establish this so the teacher can spend less time hunting for errors and more time fixing them.
Culture of Inclusion
Culture of Error
Culture of Positivity
Culture of Responsibility
A Culture of Error must be established by
Teachers Only
Students Only
Teachers and Students
What unintentional cues should teachers avoid that show what they are thinking?
Tells
Movement
Blinking
Leading group discussion
What can help ensure that all students, especially reluctant ones, take responsibility for their learning?
Show-and-Tell
Group Activities
No-Opt-Out
Study Guides
Which of the following is an example of one of the four basic forms of No-Opt-Out?
Ensure that all students turn in homework on time.
Teacher provides the answer and the student repeats the answer.
Student provides a cue and the teacher answers it.
Teacher provides a cue and leaves the question unanswered.
What is "right is right"?
The difference between partially right and all the way right.
Accepting a partially right answer.
Accepting an incorrect response.
When multiple students agree on the same answer.
What is the most basic form of "right is right"?
Holding out for all-the-way-right.
Accepting a partial answer.
Accepting the incorrect answer.
Rounding up.
According to John Burmeister, what is the "reward for right answers"?
Harder Question
Easier Questions
Open-Ended Question
No Homework or Assessments
