Teacher Qualities
Lesson Reflection? State Standards? Lesson Objectives? Pacing Guides?
General Questions 1
General Questions 2
Classroom Management; Cooperative Learning; Developmental Theories; Observational Learning; Lesson Plan
100

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an effective teacher? Creativity, Dedication, Perseverance, Crafting.

Crafting

100

Process in which teachers analyze and evaluate how a subject was taught and how the lesson could be changed or improved to allow for better understanding.

Lesson Reflection? State Standards? Lesson Objectives? Pacing Guides?

Lesson Reflection

100

Teachers should always strive to incorporate which of the following when planning lessons?

Anticipatory set; closure to lesson; assessments, ALL of these

All of these

100

Identifying strengths and weaknesses of teaching, following a lesson is called __________________.

closing, analysis, reflection, responsibility

Reflection

100

Involves Placing students in small groups to accomplish an assignment.

Classroom Management; Cooperative learning; Developmental Theories; Observational learning; Lesson plan

Cooperative learning

200

Smiling and greeting students at the door helps express: creativity, discipline, enthusiasm, or empathy?

Enthusiasm

200

Suggests a way for teachers to organize lesson topics and activities in order to maintain focus on instruction.

Lesson Reflection? State Standards? Lesson Objectives? Pacing Guides?

Pacing Guides

200

Giving a test at the End of a unit is which kind of assessment?

Summative

200

A plan and structure are used to provide students with a quality education and is derived from __________________.

Curriculum, Bloom's taxonomy, Instructional Materials list, Pacing Guides

Curriculum

200

Procedures a teacher uses to organize students, space, time, & materials

Classroom Management; Cooperative learning; Developmental Theories; Observational learning; Lesson plan

Classroom Management

300

Which of the following is a leadership skill?

Breaking new Ground, Anticipating problems, Treating everyone fairly, prioritizing

Treating everyone fairly

300

Define the knowledge and skills students should learn in each grade in order to succeed after high school.


State Standards

300

List 3 instructional accommodations.

Bold Lettering, Extra Time, Frequent checks for understanding, reading questions, copying notes, chunking material, written instructions

300

The wording in lesson objectives can be guided by _____________ __________________.

Bloom's Taxonomy

300

Organized principles explaining how students acquire, retain, and recall knowledge.

Classroom Management; Cooperative learning; Developmental Theories; Observational learning; Lesson plan

Developmental Theories

400

Providing a secure and organized environment for students includes creating a _______ learning environment.

Supportive

400

Clear Statements and goals of what students are expected to learn from a lesson.

Lesson Objectives

400

Students with an IEP require what in every classroom?

Accommodations

400

Using prior student knowledge as a foundation for building concepts is called _____________________.

lecture, demonstration, field trips, scaffolding.

Scaffolding

400

Idea that new behaviors are learned through others within their environment.

Observational Learning

500

What quality does a teacher need in order to adjust her teaching to her student's challenging behaviors?

Patience

500

True or False: Learning materials may spark students to question and reflect on the lesson.

True

500

Assessments are used to identify individual student _____________.

Mastery

500

A good way to redirect misbehavior in a non-verbally and with minimal disruption to the classroom.

Proximity Control

500

Teacher's detailed descriptions of the instruction for a lesson

Lesson Plan

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