test two

Question 1

The part of a lesson that tells students that the lesson comes to an end is called?

Answer 1

closure

Question 2

The vocabulary, skills, and concepts the teacher will impart to the students - the “stuff” the kids need to know in order to be successful.

Answer 2

input

Question 3

In a multiple choice survey question, your choices should not be “18-25, 25-35, 35-45, over 45 etc. This is called _____.

Answer 3

overlapping

Question 4

Another name for the evidence you add to your ePortfolio is called?

Answer 4

artifacts

Question 5

According to research, the amount of information a brain can hold in working memory at the same time is _____ .

Answer 5

7 (+/-2)

Question 6

Dividing information into small pieces and grouping them together so they can be stored and processed easily.

Answer 6

chunking

Question 7

An example of a criterion-referenced test is

Answer 7

learner’s driving test

Question 8

When students watch online lectures and videos, collaborate in online discussions, read articles and carry out research at home is called ____?

Answer 8

flipped learning

Question 9

A figure of speech containing an implied comparison is called a _______?

Answer 9

metaphor

Question 10

The three strands of the ICT POS are?

Answer 10

Communication, foundations, productivity

Question 11

The three domains of Bloom’s Taxonomy are?

Answer 11

Cognitive, affective, psychomotor

Question 12

Hypedocs and Flipped Classrooms are rooted in ______-based learning

Answer 12

Inquiry

Question 13

The Teaching Quality Standard document is issued by?

Answer 13

Alberta Education

Question 14

Kahoot used as an assessment tool during learning is an example of _______ assessment.

Answer 14

Formative

Question 15

Digital lessons that you give to students for engagin, inquiry-based learning are called _______

Answer 15

HyperDocs

Question 16

For the chew portion of a lesson, Marcia Tate offers _______ ideas to find out what students know

Question 17

A QR code is short for _______?

Answer 17

Quick Response Code

Question 18

The purpose of grading is to simply provide _______

Answer 18

Feedback

Question 19

Kahoot used at the end of learning a concept is an example of _______ assessment

Answer 19

Summative

Question 20

The policy direction in the Learning and Technology Policy Framework that dictates teacher professional development is #___

Question 21

When using a Likert scale in a survey, try to limit the number of choices to ____ or fewer

Answer 21

5

Question 22

Words on a spreadsheet are called?

Answer 22

Labels

Question 23

As a teacher looking for a job, ePortfolios are which type of assessment?

Answer 23

Summative

Question 24

The ICT document is called a _______.

Answer 24

Program of Study

Question 25

Working in 25 minute chunks with a 5 minute break between the chunks is called?

Answer 25

Pomodoro

Question 26

What does SQR3 stand for?

Answer 26

Survey, Question, Read, Recall and Review

Question 27

As a teacher, what would be the survey part of SQ3R?

Answer 27

You'd look over it and figure out what they really need to know and if it's important

Question 28

As a teacher, what would be the question part of SQ3R?

Answer 28

Assign questions that would focus students on what's really important. Assign less if they already know it

Question 29

As a teacher, what would be the read part of SQ3R?

Answer 29

Look for underlined, bold and italicized text to see what's important. If it's new content read slowly and take notes

Question 30

Recall

Answer 30

Ask questions, take notes, underline or highlight important text and involve more senses

Question 31

Review

Answer 31

Do it until you've mastered it. Make the questions for them

Question 32

What is stem?

Answer 32

Stands for Science, technology, engineering and mathematics. It is meant to encourage students to take an interest in these subjects at an early age

Question 33

What is steam

Answer 33

Science, technology, engineering, the arts and mathematics. The end result are students who take thoughtful risks, engage in experimental learning, persist in problem solving

Question 34

What is the hierarchy of subjects?

Answer 34

Focus on numeracy and literacy on top --> arts on the bottom

Question 35

What is academic inflation?

Answer 35

The base line level of education going up

Question 36

What are three things we know about intelligence?

Answer 36

Intelligence is diverse, intelligence is dynamic, and intelligence is distinct

Question 37

What are the 8 elements of a good project?

Answer 37

- Purpose and relevance - Time - Complexity - Intensity - Connected - Access - Shareable - Novelty

Question 38

What are the 13 21st century skills you need to know?

Answer 38

- Collaboration - Problem solving - Critical thinking - Communication skills - Creativity - Information literacy - Media literacy - Technology literacy - Flexibility - Leadership skills - Productivity - Social skills - Initiative

Question 39

What is CRAPP?

Answer 39

- Currency (the timeliness of information) - Relevance (the importance of the information for your needs) - Authority (the source of the information) - Accuracy (the reliability, truthfulness and correctness of the content) - Purpose (the reason the information exists)

Question 40

What is GLE?

Answer 40

General learner expectations

Question 41

What is GLO?

Answer 41

General learner outcomes

Question 42

What is SLE?

Answer 42

Specific learner expectations

Question 43

What is SLO?

Answer 43

Specific learner outcomes

Question 44

When is general learner used?

Answer 44

When lesson planning

Question 45

When is specific learner expectations and outcomes used?

Answer 45

Lesson planning

Question 46

What is three types of curriculum?

Answer 46

- Explicit - Null - Hidden

Question 47

What is explicit curriculum?

Answer 47

What it says in the program of study

Question 48

What is null curriculum?

Answer 48

Curriculum that teachers skip or brush over and don't care about (health class)

Question 49

What is hidden curriculum?

Answer 49

Hidden social skills (respect, social skills)

Question 50

What are the 10 different parts of differentiated instruction?

Answer 50

- Different teaching techniques for different students - Different angles for different needs - Personalized - Peer teaching - Variety (quality) - Accomodate strengths - Creativity - Teaching based on their abilities

Question 51

What year did the new blooms taxonomy happen and by who?

Answer 51

Krathwal and Anderson in 2001

Question 52

How can we achieve personalized learning?

Answer 52

Based on what the student needs. Where they are stuck at or where they need more help in

Question 53

What is constructivism?

Answer 53

Students doing work based on their own interests

Question 54

What are 4 key principles of student centred learning?

Answer 54

- Learning is personalized - Learning is competency- based - Learning happens anytime, anywhere and at your own pace - Students take ownership