Mandated Reporter
FERPA
Blooms Taxonomy
PECS
DOK
100

Who is a mandated reporter?

Professionals working with children, such as teachers, doctors, social workers, and daycare employees

100

What are education records?

They include any records maintained by an educational institution directly related to a student, such as transcripts, records, and files.

100

"What is the formula for...?" would be an example of what verb?

Remember

100

What is Phase 1?

Learning to initiate communication by picking up and handing a picture to a partner.

100

What is the purpose of DOK?

It ensures assessments and assignments match the rigor of learning standards, helping educators determine how deeply students must know the content.

200

When must you report?

As soon as you have a "reasonable suspicion" of abuse or neglect. You do not need to investigate or prove the abuse occurred.

200

When do FERPA rights begin?

Rights begin when an individual becomes a student at an institution, including at postsecondary institutions even if the student is under 18.

200

"Can you explain in your own words...?" is an example of what verb?

Understand

200

What is Phase 2?

Expanding communication by traveling to the book, picking up a picture, and handing it over to different partners

200

How does DOK differ from Bloom's Taxonomy?

Bloom’s Taxonomy classifies the complexity of the objective (cognitive process), while DOK classifies the complexity of the assignment/task (context).

300

Can I report anonymously?

While some jurisdictions allow it, it is not recommended. Reporting anonymously may prevent follow-up questions from investigators and does not provide proof that you met your legal duty.

300

What is "directory information"?

Information that is not harmful or invasive if disclosed, such as names, addresses, or telephone listings, which can often be released without consent, provided the student hasn't requested a privacy hold.

300

"How would you use...?" is an example of what verb?

Apply

300

What is Phase 3?

Discriminating between pictures to request specific items.

300

What is a DOK Level 1 example?

Recall or reproduction, such as defining terms, identifying elements, or listing facts. Example: "What is the formula for calculating volume?".

400

Am I protected if the report is false?

Yes, if the report was made in "good faith" (a reasonable suspicion), you are protected from liability, even if an investigation proves otherwise.

400

Can parents access college student records?

Generally, no. Rights transfer to the student at 18 or upon entering postsecondary education. Parents may access records if they show the student is a tax dependent, or with written consent.

400

"What is the relationship between...?" is an example of what verb?

Analyze

400

What is Phase 4?

Constructing simple sentences, such as "I want + item".

400

What is a DOK Level 2 example?

Working with skills and concepts, such as summarizing, comparing, or classifying information. Example: "How would you compare and contrast these two characters?".

500

What info is needed to report?

Name and address of the child/parents, description of the suspected abuse, the child's injuries/behavior, and any information on the alleged perpetrator.

500

What are FERPA violations?

Leaving personally identifiable papers for pick-up in a public area, sharing grades without consent, or leaving a computer screen visible to others.

500

"How would you justify...?" is an example of what verb?

Evaluate

500

What is Phase 5?

Responding to the prompt "What do you want?".

500

What is a DOK Level 3 example?

Strategic thinking, requiring reasoning, planning, or using evidence. Example: "What evidence can you find to support your theory?".

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