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assessments should be...?

Valid

 Clear

 Specific

 Measureable

 Meaningful

 Varied

 Informal/Formal

 Formative/Summative

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what is a rubric used for?

A rubric is an authentic assessment tool

for making scoring decisions.

it lists the criteria for a piece of work.

 It articulates graduations of quality for

each criteria.

It clearly shows a student what is

expected and how work will be

evaluated.

It is an excellent feedback tool for

students and teachers (and parents).



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what is student centered teaching?

Indirect Teaching

 Activity-Centered

 Constructivist Approach

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purpose for lesson plans?

Permits teachers to anticipate needs for

resources, so materials can be gathered and

organized

 Provides a plan that directs classroom

interactions

 Gives structure to teaching and learning

 Coordinates and aligns curriculum, instruction,

special needs ,and assessment

 Encourages teachers to put thought into each

lesson to develop it fully



300

what is teacher-centered teaching?

Direct Teaching

 Subject-Centered

 Traditionalist Approach



300

four levels of planning?

course planning

unit planning

weekly planning

daily planning

400

lesson plan components ?

General Information: Name, Date, Subject,

Title, Standard/Objective, Essential

Question

 Launch/Focus/Review

 Teacher Input (I Do)

 Guided Practice (We Do)

 Independent Practice (You Do)

 Closure

 Assessment

 Plan for Individual Differences

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common special needs?

Learning Disabilities

 English as a Second Language

 Behavioral Issues

 Physical Challenges

 Cultural Differences

 Autism Spectrum

 Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

 Academically Gifted

500

blooms 6 categories of taxonomy 

Knowledge—recall/recognition(Remembering/Knowing)

Comprehension—understanding/summarizations 

Application—using information (Applying)

Analysis—breaking down material (Analyzing)

Evaluation—judgment/value (Evaluating)

Synthesis—combining material to create a new whole (creating)



500

compare and contrast formative and summative assessments.

Formative:

Carried out during instruction to provide feedback on students’

progress and learning; used to monitor instruction and promote

learning. Formative evaluation is also considered diagnostic

because it provides information about the strengths and

weaknesses of students.

Post-Test / Summative:

Final phase of evaluation which provides an account of students’

overall performance.

Evaluation Types