Education

Explain and exemplify the difference between open-ended and constrained/closed questions, and ...

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Explain the role of routines in K-2 classrooms.

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A teacher's notes taken while observing a child reading are an example of ________ assessment.

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In grades K-2, reading aloud should ________.

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________ is an activity that helps English language learners gain oral proficiency.

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A teacher doing a think-aloud is providing students ________.

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Grouping that allows for regrouping based on children's immediate needs is called ________.

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Which of the following statements about ability grouping is generally true?

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Learning center activities ________.

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Response to Intervention (RTI) is a program for students who qualify for special education services.

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Instruction for English language learners should focus on phonics.

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The emphasis in group time in kindergarten should be on oral language development.

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One disadvantage of the four-blocks approach is that it does not support oral language development.

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In the four-blocks approach, the writing block is focused on spelling practice.

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Phonics should be taught in context.

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Children placed in low-ability groups tend to remain in low-ability groups from one grade to the next.

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Open-ended questions are yes/no questions.

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Teacher read-alouds can fully compensate for children's limited reading experiences prior to being schooled.

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Establishing classroom routines includes establishing behavior rules.

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Imagine that a fourth-grade student reads 155 words per minute with ten mistakes on a fourth-grade ...

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Explain the notions of "test validity" and "test reliability."

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Define authentic assessment, list some of its advantages, and describe two authentic assessment tools.

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Compare and contrast norm-referenced and standards-based tests and explain how the information they ...

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If a child answers 75% of the comprehension questions on a passage in an IRI correctly, the passage ...

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Two students may have equal reading abilities yet score differently on a reading comprehension test ...

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