Planning Instruction | Instructional Strategies | Questioning and Communication Techniques | Technology | PLT Practice |
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What is... Standards
Specific expectations of what a student must know and be able to do.
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What is... Objective
Audience, Behavior, content, condition, criteria, degree
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What is... Bloom's Taxonomy
method of varying the types of questions
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What is... Quizizz
A creativity software used in class, group work, exams, etc.
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What is... Standards
Set the level of performance expectation for student groups. Generally set at the state and local levels. Provide expectations for the knowledge students must demonstrate.
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What is... Backward design
Starts with the student, figuring out their needs and abilities first and then plans a lesson.
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What is... Assessment
The process of gathering and discussing information from multiple and diverse sources in order to develop a deep understanding of what students know.
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What is... Wait time
purposeful pause of time that a teacher uses to give a students a chance to think and more deeply formulate a response.
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What is... Nearpod
software that allows teachers to create interactive presentations including polls, videos, collab boards, etc.
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What is... ADDIE model
5 phases include: Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, and Evaluate
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What is... Problem-based learning
Activities in which students learn new information and skills while working to solve real-world problems.
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What is... Instructional Models
These models include: Direct, Indirect, Independent, Experiential, and Interactive
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What is... High-level
Can be promoted in a variety of ways in the classroom. Bloom's taxonomy promotes ___________ thinking.
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What is... Quizlet
online study app and website students and teachers use to study various topics via learning tools, flashcards, and games
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What is... Mapping
Diagramming main ideas and connections between them.
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What is... Behaviorism
A theoretical perspective that focuses on conditioning, reinforcement, and punishment.
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What is... Metacognition
The awareness or understanding of one’s own thought process;
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What is... non-critical class environment
engage all learners, create a collaborative environment, respect diverse opinions, and support risk-taking
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What is... Flipgrid
video discussion app for educators, learners, and families
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What is... Declarative knowledge
Understanding the way new information fits with previous information
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What is... schema
Internal knowledge structure
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What is... Cooperative Learning
A grouping strategy in which small teams, each with students of different levels of ability, use a variety of learning activities to improve their understanding of a subject.
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What is... promoting active listening
randomize name drawing, individual group response, movement, games, and technology
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What is... teacher toolkit
website for teachers to find various instructional strategies
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What is... Mnemonics
Memory aids, techniques that use vivid imagery and organizational devices.
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