What is College and Career Readiness Anchor standards?
100
My brain doesn't do chemistry.
What is an example of a fixed mindset?
100
A bibliographic management tool.
What is Zotero?
200
Something you should be on the alert for when you take and post photos of students
What are name tags or things that inadvertently identify the students?
200
The brain's capacity for constant change in neuron's, synapses, and activity.
What is plasticity?
200
Pre-teaching words, student-friendly explanations, repeated exposure, teaching strategies to students, and providing sufficient practice sessions are elements of this type of instruction.
What is explicit vocabulary instruction?
200
TSPC
What is Teacher Standards and Practices Commission?
200
Aimless coverage of content and isolated activities.
What are the Twin Sins?
300
This allows collaboration for up to ten people and can be a great way to invite virtual guest speakers into your classroom.
What is Google Hangouts?
300
That dude who talked about equilibration, disequilibrium, and the four stages of cognitive development (sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, and formal operational).
Who is Jean Piaget?
300
How well a student can read, taking into account speed and accuracy.
What is fluency?
300
Responsive and technical orientations.
What are types of teacher dispositions?
300
The ability to extend what has been learned in one context to new contexts.
What is transfer?
400
This allows you to save a bunch of website links together, kind of like an online binder. It's almost like creating your own textbook.
What is LiveBinders?
400
To reduce this, avoid putting students in high-pressure situations, make sure they are well-prepared for assessments, focus on learning, not grades, and encourage collaboration.
What is cheating?
400
Interest, readiness, or friends.
What are ways set up partners?
400
Any serious and material inattention to, or breach of, professional responsibilities.
What is gross neglect of duty?
400
These yield inquiry and argument; are designed to provoke and sustain inquiry; often address conceptual or philosophical foundations of a discipline; raise other important questions; naturally and appropriately recur; and stimulate vital, ongoing rethinking of big ideas, assumptions, and prior lessons.
What are Essential Questions?
500
You would do this by pressing Command-Shift-4 or Command-Shift-3.
What is a screenshot?
500
Bandura described this key element of social cognitive theory as "people's belief's about their capabilities to produce designated levels of performance that exercise influence over events that affect their lives."
What is self-efficacy?
500
Acquisition and consolidation.
What are the two stages of both surface and deep learning?
500
The ability to see lots of different answers.
What is divergent thinking?
500
Students' potential misunderstandings; questions, issues, assumptions, and gray areas; and core ideas at the heart of a subject.
What are the three types of "uncoverage"? (They help us avoid forgetfulness, misconception, and lack of transfer).