What are Focus on Learning, Culture of Collaboration, and Focus on Results?
What are the three Big Ideas of a PLC?
100
These are the standards that make up the bulk of curriculum in English-language arts and Math.
What are the Montana Common Core State Standards?
100
This is considered a final assessment or autopsy?
What is a summative assessment?
100
You can't rely on these to paint the entire picture of a child's academic achievement.
What are State tests?
100
Glacier Park is her favorite place.
Who is Erin Grieco?
200
Collective commitments developed by each team to guide
members in working together.
What are Team Norms?
200
Alignment within a grade level team is called this.
What is horizontal alignment?
200
The Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium.
What does S B A C stand for?
200
MCA 20-1-501 recognizes the unique cultural heritage of the American Indians.
What is Indian Education for All?
200
Cheerful.
What must all organelles be?
300
The four critical questions of Learning.
What do we want students to know, do, and understand?
How will we know when they have learned it?
How will we respond when they don't learn?
How will we respond when they already know it?
300
A hierarchy that ensures that the rigor and relevance of subject material advances.
What is vertical alignment?
300
These assessments are typically administered three to four times a year.
What are Benchmark or Interim Assessments?
300
Stating what we want students to know, do and understand is typically called this.
What is an objective or learning target?
300
Sean Covey
Who is the author of the 7 HABITS of Highly Effective TEENS?
These practices describe the expertise that educators of math seek to instill in their students.
What are the Mathematical Practices?
400
a scoring guide used to evaluate the quality of students' constructed responses
What is a rubric?
400
This outlines what we want students to learn during the course of the year.
What is an instructional calendar or pacing guide?
400
Vincent
What is the name of Charlene's oldest son?
500
A systematic process where people work together to analyze and impact student achievement - considered the engine of a Professional Learning Community
What is Collaboration?
500
Generally the three main tools teachers use in the classroom to teach content.
What are the textbook, technology, and teacher knowledge?
500
Selected response, written response, performance assessment, direct personal interaction
What are the different types of assessment?
500
A systemic, continuous improvement framework in which data-based problem-solving and decision making is practiced across all levels of the educational system for supporting students.