4 Tendencies
This person created the 4 tendencies quiz
Who is Gretchen Rubin
The three executive functioning skills
What is Working Memory, Cognitive Flexibility & Inhibitory Control
The court case that made progress monitoring so important
What is the Endrews Case
A way to teach skills or concepts to students using direct, structured instruction
What is explicit instruction?
Breaking up learning into chunks and providing a structure for each chunk
What is scaffolding?
Respond to both inner and outer expectations
What is an upholder?
Being able to ignore distractions and resist temptations
What is inhibitory control?
FAPE stands for
What is Free Appropriate Public Education?
The classes that high leverage practices can be used in
What is across all content areas?
Making a connection between what they know and what they are going to learn
What is tap into prior knowledge?
Meet outer obligations but struggle to meet inner obligations
What is an Obliger?
The name of the generation of students in elementary school now
What is generation alpha?
This is just a routine part of teaching and not considered progress monitoring
What is monitoring progress?
Talking about my thinking as I solve problems
What is a think-aloud?
A strategy to get students to talk about the content
What area chit chat cards?
Their motto is, "I will comply; if you can convince me why."
What is a questioner?
Chunking information in into smaller units helps students with this EF Skill
What is Working Memory?
The most common way we collect behavior data on students
What is observation?
The degree of interest and enthusiasm a student shows for a subject or activity
What is engagement?
What is a graphic organizer, visual schedule or a student checklist
This type places a high value on authenticity and self-determination and don't want to be told what to do.
What is a rebel
Telling silly jokes and puns to show words have different meanings helps with this skill
What is flexible thinking?
The line that represents the goal or objective that we are working toward.
Whatis the goal or the aim line?
A method to engage students
What is response cards, choral reading, think-pair share, drawing the information?
Positive focused feedback focuses on this
What is the behavior (not the student)?