multiple intelligence
A student composes a catchy song to remember the water cycle stages and uses rhythm to help classmates to recall terms. Which intelligence does this reflect?
What is musical
How well students can recall and apply information over time
What is Retention
How many levels of intervention are on the STAR test?
What is 4
At the end of the unit, students take a chapter test that counts toward their term grade and evaluates mastery of all fraction standards.
What is summative
This student is struggling on reading assignments, they are mixing up letters like b and d, m and n, and y and x. What conclusion can we make from these signs?
What is dyslexia
A student volunteers to write and narrate a short class podcast summarizing the book chapters and uses rich vocabulary and persuasive phrasing. Which intelligence does this showcase?
What is linguistic
Validity refers to how well a test or assessment measures what it is intended to measure. It shows whether the results accurately reflect students’ knowledge, skills, or abilities related to the learning goals
What is Validity
What should a teacher do with students scoring above average?
What is Enrichment activities
You circulate while students work on a math problem set, jotting notes on each student's strategy use and offering immediate feedback to guide instruction.
What is formative
A middle school student struggles with decoding grade-level texts and slows the whole class during read-alouds. You give them the same passages with a read-aloud audio file and allow them to follow along. What accomodation did you offer?
What is audio
During a science lab, a student designs a fair experiment, formulates a hypothesis, and analyze numerical data to draw conclusions. Which intelligence does this demonstrate?
What is logical mathematical
Categorizes student performance on assessments into defined levels, such as Basic, Proficient, and Advanced, providing insights into student knowledge and skills.
What is Achievement level
What level of intervention for the STAR is 1-1 tutoring used for?
What is Urgent intervention / below 10 pr
Midway through a writing unit, students submit a draft for peer review and teacher comments so they can revise their arguments before the final submission.
What is formative
A student with a diagnosed learning disability has documented goals, specific classroom accommodations, and regularly scheduled progress reviews created by a team. What formal plan is this?
What is IEP
During a unit a ecosystems a student organizes outdoor observations, classfifes plants and animals, and connects data to conservation ideas. Which intellginece applies?
What is naturalistic
A type of evaluation designed to compare an individual’s performance to that of a peer group
What is Norm referenced
A teacher should use readers theater if a student scored __ on the FSA
What is Above average(4/5)
You run a short fluency check-three one minute readings-each week to monitor progress and djust small-group instruction as needed.
What is formative
Several students are several grade levels behind in math fluency. You pull four students for daily targeted lessons that explicitly model problems and include guided practice. What instructional format are you using?
What is small group
A student ask probing questions about the meaning of ethical implications of scienece advances and, exploring big pictures theme beyond facts. Which intelligence does his represent?
What is existential
Attributes or characteristics of individuals or groups used to categorize and analyze data.
What is Demographic variable
Choral reading is best for students that scored __ on the STAR
What is On watch / below 40 pr
Students present a polished end-of-term portfolio that is scored to assign final course marks and report learning outcomes.
What is summative
Analysis of constructed-response items show a student writes in partial answers but omits data citations and stepwise reasoning. In prep sessions you provide graphic organizers, sentence starters for citing data and chunked prompts.
What is scaffolds