Children's Books and Authors
It is award annually, to the illustrator of the most distinguished American picture for children
What is the Caldecott Medal?
An approach to learning, led by Loris Malaguzzi who said, "The environment is the third teacher."
What is the Reggio Emelia approach?
The student standards that guide the teaching of ELA (English Language Arts) and Mathematics
What are the Common Core State Standards (CCSS)?
Coined by Courtney Cazden of Harvard University, the typical way questioning is played out in schools
What is called I-R-E?
Initiate - Respond - Evaluate
Teachers create instructional opportunities that reflect an understanding of how children learn and develop.
What is RIPT Standard #3?
An award presented annually to the author who has made the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children
What is the Newbury Award?
An educator who has written extensively about how our language affects children's learning
Who is Peter Johnston?
The Rhode Island standards the guide professional teacher behavior.
What are the RIPTS?
It is defined as a convergent, one that converges to a single point or answer
What is a Yes/No Question?
The number of Rhode Island Professoional Teacher Standards, or RIPTS
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A distinguished author who has written picture books that address social justice, race, and racism, in particular, the book called, The Other Side.
Who is Jacqueline Woodson
She said, "It is not our job as educators to lead a revolution; it is not your job to lead anything you're troubled by. You ain't got to lead nothing. You need to learn about your communities, to wear a posture of learning. You learn a lot in a black barber shop."
Who is Adrianne Dixson?
A set of national standards developed by states to improve science education K-12 for all students.
What are the NGSS (Next Generation Science Standards)?
Teachers create a supportive learning environment that encourages appropriate standards of behavior, positive social interaction, active engagement in learning, and self‐motivation.
What is RIPTS #6?
Who is Jacqueline Woodson?
According to Peter Johnston, through our __________ and __________ language, children learn the significant features of the world, themselves, and others.
What are noticing and naming?
The Rhode Island Assessment in English Language Arts and Mathematics for Grades 3-8 which are aligned to the CCSS.
What is RICAS? (Rhode Island Comprehensive Assessment System)
It is defined as: Divergent Question
What are Open-Ended?
It is referred to as the Assessment RIPT
What is RIPT 9: Teachers use appropriate formal and informal assessment strategies with individuals and groups of students to determine the impact of instruction on learning, to provide feedback, and to plan future instruction.
He is the author of many books for middle grade readers and young adults, including the track series which includes Ghost--a National Book Award finalist for Young People's Literature
Who is Jason Reynolds?
According to Thomas Newkirk, "We are kept back by our fears of being inadequate, or foolish, or ridiculous, in his book by this title:
What is Embarrassment and the Emotional Underlife of Teaching?
The 2-step process a teacher candidate would take to find out about RICAS--The Rhode Island Comprehensive Assessment System
What is RIDE.gov, and go to Instruction and Assessment?
The number of seconds that teachers usually wait for an answer is 2 seconds. When they wait as many as 7 seconds for an answer, there is as much as a 40% increase in response. This increase is referred to as…
What is wait time?
The words that are missing from this RIPT:
Teachers maintain ______________ _____________
guided by legal and ______________ ____________
which is RIPT # ____
What are:
professional standards
ethical principals
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