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WorksheetsTeaching as a Profession NOCTI Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Which type of test is used to set a baseline for a student’s abilities?
Litmus
Diagnostic
Advanced placement
Dynamic
Learning by doing is a foundation of ___________.
Informal education
Progressive education
Imitation learning
Reactive learning
Academic, vocational, social/civic, and
Personal
Monetary
Cultural
Test scores
Pickering v. Board of Education protect teachers' right to _________.
first amendment rights
physically defend themselves
go on strike
unionize
Undergoing an extensive observation period and portfolio review is part of ___________.
Obtain a teacher certification
Obtaining a teaching position
Passing a national norm reference exam
Becoming a National Board Certified Teacher.
What test is the fairest way to test a large number of participants for comparisons?
oral
written
take-home
standardized
What is the theory called that intelligence is differentiated into various specific modalities?
multiple intelligence
rational thinking
compound learning
plural cognition
Unrealistic expectations for the workplace have been linked to __________.
Decreased student apathy
Increased drop-Out rates
Inflated grades
Deflated grades
Collective bargaining units for teachers negotiate salary and __________.
classroom budget
length of day
number of students
benefits
In what type of classroom is cooperative learning a good technique to use?
young
unruly
diverse
special education
Structure, question, respond, and _________, make up a Pedagogical Cycle.
React
Reflect
Reiterate
Rebut
Which of the following most closely matches the annual state-based salary of a beginning teacher in Georgia with a four-year degree?
$30,000
$36,000
$38,000
$41,000
Who was a pioneer in cognitive learning development?
Skinner
Freud
Piaget
Watson
What is an example of zero-tolerance punishment?
Only punishing offenses that aren’t made on purpose
Giving three strikes before punishing an infraction
Punishingly any infraction of a rule regardless of mistakes, ignorance, or extenuating circumstances
What do high stake test scores most likely contribute to?
Age of school building
Drop-out rates
Student-teacher relationships
Student-parent relationship
There are several common methods used in moral education. Which is the correct combination of these methods?
Virtue ethics instruction, comprehensive values education, character education, decision clarification
Behavioral intervention, comprehensive values education, values clarification
Comprehensive values education, moral stages of development, operant conditioning
Moral stages of development, comprehensive values education, character education, and values clarification
Accommodating group and individual cultural differences is apart of a/an _____________.
Culturally inclusive classroom
Ability grouping plan
Homogeneous grouping plan
Culturally diverse group
What is the AFT best described as?
A board of directors
A government agency
Charitable organization
Professional organization
Which Act has impacted the classroom by putting a large amount of funding into ensuring high-quality professional development for teachers?
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
National Child Protection Act
The No Child Left Behind Act
USA Patriot Act
Knowledge of the subject area and proper instructional skills are part of __________.
Effective teaching
High stakes test scores
Adequate yearly progress
Increasing classroom budget
