final exam

Question 1

How many things are there to consider in writing a survey?

Answer 1

7 things

Question 2

What do you have to do if you are asking personal questions in a survey?

Answer 2

Guarantee confidentiality

Question 3

A question that has two questions in one is what?

Answer 3

A double barrelled question

Question 4

a) 6-7
b) 7-9
c) 9-11

This is an example of what?

Answer 4

Overlapping

Question 5

Why would we want to use surveys?

Answer 5

For feedback and to get to know students

Question 6

What would we want to know from students?

Answer 6

Want to know about the students, how to award them, and their lives

Question 7

What are the seven tips for a good survey question?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iq_fhTuY1hw&t=21s

Answer 7

• Question is interpreted in a consistent manner
• People are willing to answer the questions
• Questions are answered truthfully
• Questions with a known answer
• Avoid double barrelled questions
• Avoid biased terms or working that could offend people
• Pretest your questions

Question 8

Hunter’s method of lesson planning works with what?

Answer 8

Direct instruction

Question 9

9th element in hunter’s lesson plan is what?

Answer 9

Peer teaching

Question 10

Who’s work did Hunter borrow from?

Answer 10

Fred Jones

Question 11

What are Hunter’s steps for direct teaching?

Answer 11

• Anticipatory set
• Purpose
• Input
• Modeling
• Guided practice
• Checking for understanding (CFU)
• Independent practice
• Closure
• Peer teaching

Question 12

What is the four things that a hook needs to have one of?

Answer 12

• Need
• Novelty
• Meaning
• Emotion

Question 13

What is the purpose?

Answer 13

It’s what students need to learn

Question 14

What is the input

Answer 14

The stuff that students need to know for the lesson (vocuabulary)

Question 15

What is checking for understanding?

Answer 15

A type of formative assessment to see what everyone knows

Question 16

The closure has two main parts included in it. What are those?

Answer 16

• Review or summary

- Explicit close to the lesson

Question 17

What does a brain lesson plan include?

Answer 17

It includes chunks and chew sections

Question 18

How long should each chunk be and how many concepts should be included?

Answer 18

Each chunk should be 20 minutes and have 3-7 concepts

Question 19

What are outcomes?

Answer 19

What you need to teach. They are from Alberta Ed.

Question 20

What are objectives?

Answer 20

How you reach the outcomes

Question 21

Hyperdocs are founded in what?

Answer 21

inquiry-based learning

Question 22

Who are the daddies of flipped classroom?

Answer 22

Bergmann and Sams

Question 23

Flipped classrooms are based on _______ - _______ learning

Answer 23

inquiry-based

Question 24

Which curriculum in schools is inquiry based?

Answer 24

The Science curriculum

Question 25

People can remember how many items at a time?

Answer 25

7 items +- 2

Question 26

What is the optimal level of items to remember at once?

Answer 26

3

Question 27

Who did the research on the amount of items you can remember?

Answer 27

Miller

Question 28

What three lower level thinking items in Blooms?

Answer 28

Understand, remember, and apply

Question 29

The lower level thinking in Blooms is similar to _______ in SAMR

Answer 29

Enhancers

Question 30

What is the main reason that we use Hyperdocs?

Answer 30

To go paperless

Question 31

What is workflow?

Answer 31

The instructions - the process that you want students to take to accomplish a task

Question 32

Why do we lesson plan?

Answer 32

- To keep yourself organised - To make sure you have enough time to cover the curriculum - To be prepared - Proof - To make sure you stay on track

Question 33

A lesson plan is a form of _______ _______ planing

Answer 33

short term

Question 34

What is long-term planning?

Answer 34

The yearly plan

Question 35

What is the Pomodoro method?

Answer 35

25 minutes with 5 minute break

Question 36

What is the proper name for a bell curve?

Answer 36

Normal distribution curve

Question 37

What is a standard deviation?

Answer 37

determines the average (if the SD is 6% and the average is 50%, from 44% to 56% would be average)

Question 38

What is the citation for the school of education?

Answer 38

APA

Question 39

What is the median?

Answer 39

The middle number of a series

Question 40

The learners test is an example of what kind of test?

Answer 40

Criterion referenced

Question 41

The PAT and CAT are what kind of tests?

Answer 41

Normative referenced

Question 42

How do you start a formula on a spreadsheet?

Answer 42

Hit equals

Question 43

What are words called in a spreadsheet?

Answer 43

Labels

Question 44

What are numbers called in a spreadsheet?

Answer 44

Values

Question 45

What is a highlighted cell called in a spreadsheet?

Answer 45

Active cell

Question 46

When did grading start?

Answer 46

18th century (this is when mastery learning and apprenticeships went out the window)

Question 47

Why do we grade?

Answer 47

For feedback

Question 48

What does QR Code stand for?

Answer 48

Quick response code

Question 49

The ICT curriculum has three outcome categories, what are they?

Answer 49

- Productivity - Communication - Foundation

Question 50

The ICT curriculum is unique how they split up grades, what are they?

Answer 50

- Division 1 (K-3) - Division 2 (4-6) - Division 3 (7-9) - Division 4 (10-12)

Question 51

What is the main purpose of an ePortfolio?

Answer 51

To show your growth overtime

Question 52

What is the purpose of an ePortfolio as a teacher?

Answer 52

To improve your quality as a teacher

Question 53

The new TQS has how many competencies? What are their names?

Answer 53

1. Relationships 2. Engaging in career long learning 3. Professional body of knowledge 4. Inclusive learning environment 5. FNMI 6. Legal frameworks and policies

Question 54

What are three pros of flipped classrooms?

Answer 54

- Students have more time to do the content (work at own pace) - Accessible anywhere - Students are held responsible (responsibility on students)

Question 55

What are three cons of flipped learning?

Answer 55

- Work might not get done at home - It's time consuming - Limited access to technology

Question 56

Think - Pair - Share is an example of what?

Answer 56

Khan structures

Question 57

Making a google drawing about frogs would be what level of Blooms?

Answer 57

Create

Question 58

If we give students multiple ways to show us what they know, what is that called?

Answer 58

Differentiated instruction

Question 59

What are three things a teacher can do have differentiated instruction?

Answer 59

- Have a variety of ways to deliver the content - Variety of ways for students to show what they know - Different types of assessments

Question 60

What are the eight elements of a good maker space project?

Answer 60

1. Purpose and Relevance 2. Time 3. Complexity 4. Intensity 5. Connected 6. Access 7. Shareable 8. Novelty

Question 61

Allowing students to create their own test questions is an example of what type of teaching?

Answer 61

Learner-centered teaching

Question 62

Ext ticket at the end of class would be what part of Blooms taxonomy?

Answer 62

Evaluating (depends on the question though)

Question 63

What is design thinking?

Answer 63

A way to solve complex problems

Question 64

Where would Blooms taxonomy come into play in Hunter's steps?

Answer 64

Checking for understanding - all levels of Blooms

Question 65

Where did the word station rotation come from?

Answer 65

Blended learning

Question 66

What is the most important station in station rotation? Why?

Answer 66

Teacher station | Teacher can check for understanding and hold students accountable

Question 67

When your'e doing online learning and not interacting with anyone else what type of learning is that?

Answer 67

Asynchronous (learners learn by themselves)

Question 68

What is it when online learning happens with interaction?

Answer 68

Synchronous (you have an interaction with the instructor and other students)

Question 69

What ratio should you divide up different kinds of instruction?

Answer 69

A third (teacher directed - student directed - collaborative/group work)

Question 70

How many ideas does Martia Tate give to her chews?

Answer 70

20 ideas

Question 71

How many Khan structures is there?

Answer 71

250

Question 72

What are the two types of TQS?

Answer 72

- Teacher qualification standard | - Teachers qualification service

Question 73

What is teachers qualification service?

Answer 73

ATA runs it, determines your pay grade

Question 74

What is teachers qualification standard?

Answer 74

What you need to know to become a teacher

Question 75

When did the new Blooms come out?

Answer 75

2001

Question 76

Who are the daddies of the new Blooms taxonomy?

Answer 76

Krathwol and Anderson

Question 77

When did the original Blooms come out?

Answer 77

1956

Question 78

What is included in the new new blooms?

Answer 78

Sharing

Question 79

What is the deciding factor in how many stations you have in station rotation?

Answer 79

Time - how long your class is

Question 80

Project based learning falls under what ism?

Answer 80

Constructivism

Question 81

Who is the daddy of constructivism?

Answer 81

Piaget