Ellis
Give an example of an Indirect Instruction.
Role-play, interest centers, group investigations and projects, independent study and presentations, reflective thinking, brainstorming, creative expression, content analysis, differentiated assignments, jigsaw/peer teaching, cooperative learning.
Is the following a weak or improved target?
Use a Venn Diagram to compare and contrast two or three articles on a current event of your choice.
Weak.
Objectives, instruction, and assessment are the three elements of what?
The learning triangle.
Give an example of direct instruction.
Teacher presentation, demonstration, classroom discussion.
A question that does not have a specific answer is called an _______.
Open ended question.
What is it called when teachers work together to analyze student's progression and develop interventions?
What is a transmission of knowledge from a source to a receiver?
Direct Instruction
The majority of learners are predominantly ______ learners.
Visual.
Everyone must agree on common goals for students and work together to create a plan for the student. What is this called?
Shared Vision
What is an approach that reorganizes classroom activities in such a way that students take responsibility for much of there own learning?
Indirect Instruction
Students will usually remember what happens at the ______ of a lesson.
Beginning.
Building an effective classroom begins with establishing...
Procedures
What are the five principles of effective teaching and learning?
active engagement, collaboration, scaffolding, classroom climate, and less is more.
What are the three types that teachers can combine into a compound target or keep them as separate targets?
learning, language, social.
Effective classrooms assess multiple times and use the assessments to shape instruction. True or false?
True