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Rotations and Learning Artefacts

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Frayer model is useful for

a)

Learning new vocabulary

b)

Taking notes on a topic

c)

Creating long term memory connections

d)

All of the above

2.

CSI consists of the following

a)

Colour, Symbol Image

b)

Colour, symbol, idea

c)

Colour, system, image

d)

Colour, system, idea

3.

Which of the following is not true about learning artefacts?

a)

They should be in every lesson

b)

They are used to check for understanding

c)

Reflection on learning can not occur without them

d)

They must be visual

4.

What do CSI, Frayer model and Table with a twist have in common

a)

They all require students to use a non linguistic representation

b)

They all have 4 components

c)

They all require students to internalise info and reproduce it in an abstract way

d)

All of the above

5.

Finish this sentence: See think wonder is used to

a)

check for understanding

b)

get students to think for themselves

c)

measure distance travelled

d)

all of the above

6.

Rotations require...

a)

huge amounts of planning

b)

clear expectations outlined and modelled successful responses

c)

students to be self sufficient

d)

all of the above

7.

A jigsaw activity is best described as...

a)

a group work activity where students learn one component and then teach it to other students

b)

an activity where students collaborate and share ideas

c)

students learning from each other after exploring a topic

d)

none of the above

8.

For rotations to be successful the teacher must

a)

model the activities that will be completed

b)

have clear timings and transitions

c)

model the intended response

d)

all of the above

9.

The activity where you explore differing levels of success would most likely be

a)

On topic, off topic

b)

Bump it up wall

c)

Frayer model

d)

CSI

10.

The best station was

a)

Bump it up wall and CSI

b)

On task, off task and Frayer Model

c)

Table with a twist and Jigsaw

d)

See Think Wonder and Gallery Walk