Child Guidance & Classroom Management
Name 2 positive guidance techniques a teacher might use with her students.
set rules/limits, redirect, model behavior, listen, offer choices, positive instructions, reinforcement
What do you call the document created for a special education student that outlines their educational plan (which includes the impact of their disability, specific academic and transition goals, accommodations needed, and more)?
IEP (individualized education plan)
Which assessment is given BEFORE instruction?
diagnostic
Name 1 weather emergency for which schools in Georgia have to prepare.
tornado, hurricane (coastal cities), snow, thunderstorm
Ava learns best through hands on activities like role playing, science experiments, and songs with movements. What kind of learner is she?
A. visual
B. auditory
C. kinesthetic
D. read/write
C. kinesthetic
Why is student engagement important?
Name THREE accommodations you might see on an IEP or 504.
extended time, provide a copy of notes/ppt/study guide, frequent breaks, text to speech software, repeating directions, small group testing...
Name TWO examples of formative assessments.
graphic organizer, science lab, feedback emojis, short q/a, ticket out the door, pop quiz, etc
Name 1 emergency where schools have to evacuate the building.
Fire, bomb threat
What is the name of the law that protects the privacy of all student records in public schools?
FERPA
A teacher with low control of students, but high involvement has what kind of classroom management?
indulgent
What are the requirements for 504 eligibility?
A student must have a disability that impacts a major life function
A history project and English research paper are both ______ assessments.
summative
Explain 1 emergency plan/protocol for GCA testing we learned about and used in our emergency plan summary assignment.
What age is a person who has an IFSP (Individualized Family Service Plan)?
3 or under
Mrs. Crawley is a 6th grade history teacher who is very strict and usually lectures while students sit quietly and takes notes. What kind of classroom management style does she have?
authoritative
Explain what an inclusion/ co-taught classroom is.
An assessment that compares the student with their peers (like the SAT) is which kind of assessment?
norm-referenced assessment
Practice drills, have discussions about emergencies and how to prepare at school and home, hugs, etc.
What is one benefit of collaborative planning?
All teachers on the team share ideas/resources, contribute to work load, and look together at student progress to ensure success
What is the purpose of a child guidance/behavior plan?
To identify problem behaviors and goals for correcting that behavior with age-appropriate consequences
What is IDEA?
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act- it's the legislation that ensures students with disabilities get free appropriate public education and related services if they are eligible under 1 of the 13 areas.
_________ assessments measure a student's performance against a pre-defined learning standard.
Criterion-referenced
Name 2 specific things that students and teachers must do during a lockdown.
Move away from windows/doors, lock doors, stay silent, wait on all clear signal from administration
What 2 words start a learning target found on a lesson plan?
I can