Curriculum
Assessment
Instruction
Culturally Responsive
Backwards Design
100

Where have you seen curriculum? Where have you seen it been used?

Answers may very: examples- in field, research, creating lessons, etc. 

100

Why do we assess? Give one example.

  • 1. Guide instruction

  • 2. Quality Control

  • 3. Give Feedback

  • 4. Evidence of learning

  • 5. Identifies interventions for students

  • 6. Reflect on our own practice

100

Every academic instruction includes an element of ______

Literacy

100

In your own words, What is Culturally Responsive Teaching?

An educator's ability to recognize students’ cultural displays of learning and meaning-making and respond positively and constructively with teaching moves that use cultural knowledge as a scaffold to connect what the student knows to new concepts and content in order to promote effective information processing. The educator understands the importance of being in a relationship and having a social-emotional connection to the student in order to create a safe space for learning (Hammond,  2015).

100

What is done during the first stage of backward design? Explain.

  • Identify desired results

    • What should students know and be able to do after the unit?

    • What are the results you want the students to acquire? 

200

What is one of the three components of curriculum?

Identified Outcomes, Determine Evidence, Plan experiences, and instruction.

200

 What are the approaches to assessment?

Low stakes (infomal) and high stakes (formal)

200

This type of Instruction uses modifications and activities in order to better meet learning needs of students.

Differentiated instruction

200

Explain one of the Misconceptions of CRT? What is your point of view on it?

Answers may vary.

200

Explain the sin, activity-oriented design. 

The goal is to engage the students but can lead to the accidental achievement of intended results. Learning is perceived as an activity and lacks focus on the important ideas of the lesson/ unit. This is usually prevalent in elementary and lower middle school.

300

What is curriculum?

Refers to the lessons and academic content taught in a school or in a specific course or program

300

This Type of Assessment interrupts the normal flow of classroom instruction.

Obtrusive Assessment.

300

What are the three different components of instruction?

  • Hands-on learning

  • Content should be weaved through introduction, practice, and application

  • Differentiated instruction

300

What is 1 of the 4 Misconceptions of CRT?

  • CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE TEACHING IS THE SAME AS MULTICULTURAL OR SOCIAL JUSTICE EDUCATION.

  • CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE TEACHING MUST START WITH ADDRESSING IMPLICIT BIAS.

  • CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE TEACHING IS ALL ABOUT BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS AND SELF-ESTEEM.

  • CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE TEACHING IS ABOUT CHOOSING THE RIGHT STRATEGIES.

300

Explain the sin, coverage oriented design

The focus is to get through the material but no goals to inform the process. The students may go through the textbook too fast and the teacher lectures the notes only. Mainly found in secondary and college settings.

400

What are the four types of questions we have talked about correlated with assessment?

Selected Response, Short Answer, Extended Response, and Oral Responses and Demonstration Tasks.

400

Give a type of experience that accommodates the multiple learning styles

Small groups, large groups, intentional cooperative learning experiences, etc.

400

In the backwards design teachers should think more about what the students __________ rather than what the students are going to __________.

Get from teaching, do

500

What are the five forms of assessment?

observation, documentation, analysis, interpretation, translation

500

What is the gradual release of responsibility? Explain

I Do, We Do, You do- it is a teaching strategy that includes demonstration, prompt, and practice.

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