Profession
Why is teaching considered a profession?
Requires specialized knowledge, training, ethics, etc.
Fair access/support
What is differentiation?
Adjusting instruction
What is curriculum?
What we teach.
After the board, who runs the district?
The superintendent
Name one teacher disposition.
Growth mindset, reflection, empathy, etc.
Equity vs equality (what does it mean?)
Fair vs same
Give an example of a formative assessment?
Exit ticket, etc.
Why does alignment mean? (think about aligning with your grade-level colleagues)
Matching objectives, instruction, assessments, etc.
Give an example of a teacher's legal responsibility?
Mandated reporting
What is reflective practice?
Thinking about how to improve in your teaching.
What is culturally responsive teaching?
Incorporating student culture into your classroom/teaching
What does DOK stand for?
Depth of Knowledge
What are standards?
Learning expectations
Why stay updated on laws?
It helps you stay in compliance.
What is a big challenge for new teachers?
How does SES (socioeconomic status) impact learning?
Determines access/resources
Why use multiple strategies?
Engagement, diverse learners, etc.
What is guaranteed curriculum?
All student have access to the same content.
What is the federal government's role in education?
Influencing policies & funding
Why is continuous learning important?
Improves effectiveness
Give a strategy for diverse learners.
Differentiation, etc.
Why use technology?
It enhances learning and provides different instruction.
Why revise pacing on curriculum?
It improves outcomes and reinforces the learning.
What are the funding sources for schools?