WorksheetsCurriculum and Instruction Quiz
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What should teachers do after every lesson to assess student learning for the day?
Provide students with a Demonstration of Learning (DOL)
Conduct reading conferences with students
Create a tracking system to chart students' mastery of objective/DOLs
Collect and analyze student work
What's the secret mission for teachers to unlock extra teaching goodies?
Get the green light from the school's head honchos
Buy the resources with their own money
Grab resources from Teacher Pay Teachers
Scour any digital platform for resources
Why do you think teachers submit their lesson plans? Is it because...
They want to stick to the rules of the district and state?
They want to show off their creative teaching methods?
They want to share their ideas with other teachers?
They are looking for feedback from those who evaluate them?
Hey there, can you guess when we need to submit our lesson plans to Google Drive?
Is it by the end of the day on Wednesday?
Or maybe by the end of the day on Friday?
Could it be by the end of the day on Monday?
Or is it by the end of the day on Tuesday?
Hey there, future educator! Can you guess the secret code we use to name our lesson plans?
Is it Name_Grade_Subject_Date?
Or maybe Subject_Grade_Name_Date?
Could it be Grade_Name_Subject_Date?
Or is it Date_Subject_Grade_Name?
Hey there, super teacher! Can you guess why Amplify and Eureka teachers have internalized plans?
Is it to ensure they fully grasp the lessons themselves?
Or maybe it's to share with their fellow educators?
Could it be to submit to the big bosses at the district?
Or is it to collaborate with their awesome students?
Imagine you're a superhero teacher and you've just used your emergency lesson plans! What's your next move?
Quickly update/replenish them
Discard them and create new ones from scratch
Seek approval from the school's headmaster
Share your secret plans with other superhero teachers
Guess when you'll get feedback on your lesson plan? It's quicker than you think!
Is it within a 24-48 hour period?
Or maybe within a week?
Could it be within a month?
Or is it within just a few hours?
Imagine you're a teacher planning a super fun special activity for your class! What's the first thing you need to do?
Get a thumbs up from the principal
Send a heads-up to the students' families
Ring up the district
Have a brainstorming session with other teachers
Hey, do you know why we keep an eye on students during their work time? What's the main reason?
Is it to make sure everyone gets a fair chance every day?
Or maybe to give feedback on their work?
Could it be to keep track of how they're doing?
Or is it to gather and examine their work?
Hey there, math wizards at Mitchell Elementary! Can you tell us which magical formulas (instructional protocols) we should be using?
Is it Amplify and Eureka, the twin spells?
Or the five E's: Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate?
Maybe it's the LSAE model, the secret code?
Or is it the HISD curriculum and resources, the treasure map?
Hey there, future educator! Can you tell us when you think student conferences and goal setting should ideally take place? Remember, there are 2 correct answers!
After we've covered every domain, unit, or module
During the quiet Independent Reading time
Right after every district and campus created assessment
While the students are busy with their work
Imagine you're the head of a school. How would you let families know about their child's progress/grade after tests?
Would you inform them within a week of the test?
Would you use feedback cards in Ontrack?
Or would you update the student data binders?
Hey there, future educator! Can you guess what exciting stuff we should include in our student data binders?
Assessment Scores, new goals, and student reflections. Sounds like a treasure trove of learning, right?
Their favorite food, favorite color, and favorite movie. Fun, but maybe not so educational?
Social media passwords, bank account details, and personal emails. Wait, that doesn't sound right!
Shoe size, favorite sports team, and favorite music artist. Interesting, but how does that help us in education?
