Acceleration
All things Standards
Sparking Students
Checking for Understanding
Developing Vocabulary
100

The act of jump-starting students who are behind

Acceleration

100

Student's academic lives depend on their mastery of the______________.

State Standards

100

Designed as self-regulatory work, ________ have academic benefits that go beyond keeping students busy while teacher takes care of attendance and other manager work. (p.36)

Warm-ups

bell ringers

starters..

100

Students' response of , " when did we do this?" to a recently return assignment is an example of 

poor use of assessment

Not formative

100

This type of vocabulary is important for learning new content-based concepts

academic vocabulary

200

Primary focus is on mastering concepts of the past

Remediation

200

One strategy to make learning/teaching visible in the physical classroom to______________

post a "What are we learning question" on the board -- visible to all students or adults.

Use concept maps,TIP Chart or student work to make visual student friendly easier to understand. (p. 31-33)

200

Research shows that students are most apt to remember what is taught at the __________ of class.

beginning of class.

" The second-highest peak[ for learning] comes during the last part of class." (36)

200

Focus on helping students learn rather than measure what they have already learned ( or didn't learn) is

Is an example of formative assessment

200

Vocabulary development strongly influences..

A student's reading, writing and conversational proficiencies (78).

300

Acceleration is known to strengthen and development student---

Vocabulary ( Marzano, 2004)

300

When creating learning goals, teachers should use explicit

verbs: to show the action of the learning goal. The nouns will refer to the content that students will learn. ( p.25)


300

By______ of class time the brain has reached its limit to chunk information, so the brain has more difficulty retaining content/concepts.

mid-class or mid-point

300

Promise for helping students reach their learning goals.

effective feedback

examples include: 

Clearly articulated goals; explicitly expresses/demonstrates what students have achieved; involves all learners in the process; immediate; shows academic progress;


300

Just by doing this act alone is not sufficient to increasing and developing student's vocabulary

Reading

"Students typically need need multiple exposures--typically, six-- to new words to be able to grasp, retain, and use them" (79).

400

Some benefits of acceleration include ( name at least 2) 

Self-confidence

fast application

enables students to connect with new concept

connected to core instruction

active, fast-paced; goal is student to learn on time (Rollins, p.8, 2014)

400

Strategy like the TIP Chart ( Terms, Information and Picture Chart) , support in better articulating the volume of content-area __________ or academic________ that students are often required to understand during new learning.

Vocabulary 

400

Beginning class immediately with engaging materials is especially important for these types of learners. 

underperforming learners who are on the verge of non-participation. (38)

Students spend the entire day deleting information they consider not important. Like our brains delete the names of a waiter from the last restaurant we attended.

400

Stick IT! a formative strategy where teacher does check in during the learning by having students use post it notes to share learning on the board ( anonymously) supports with

engagement and active learning; for struggling readers this activity supports; creates safe space;



400

This practices, traditionally used by English teachers, is also an ineffective way of developing student vocabulary

Dictionary and glossaries (81)

500

The biggest difference between acceleration and remediation is 

Transfer

500

Using student work samples as a part of the standard walls in the class

"[Supports students in seeing] quality work of the given learning goal or standard strand" ( p. 33)

500

There are many ways to spark student interest in the beginning of a class, one way is role play. Which supports

Can take unrelated concepts that students may feel far removed from and make it about them (40).

Other strategies include:

Surveys, Questioning, Asking for prediction, brainstorming (rapid-fire thoughts about a topic)

500

One important aspect of formative assessment is that 

they are safe and engaging tasks that allow for students to really share and show what they know. 

Feedback loop

500

One effective way of teaching vocabulary is:

 There are many ways. 1. multiple exposures; visuals; interaction with words; need to know strategies that focus on power words; developing incidental and academic words simultaneously; 

in short, ask, " what words are most instrumental to student attaining content..? then go there. (84)

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