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PPR Quiz Standard 1 Latest 2023 Rated A+ Sixth grade teacher is designing a unit on a study of the solar system. She has provided a number of options for students to demonstrate mastery relationshi... p of each of the planets and their moons to the sun. Which of the following methods would be considered the most appropriate option for student identified as gifted? ✔✔Using the technology application allows the students to develop a virtual model of the solar system at the studio near ration of the qualities of each planet. A good example of an instructional pool that is clear, relevant, and meaningful is ✔✔The student will create and use representations to organize, record, and communicate mathematical ideas representing a real world situation A kindergarten teacher wants to conduct an outdoor classroom experience for students. She is following the TEKS for home and school safety procedures and is using environmentally appropriate and responsible practices. Which of the following would not be part of the basic instruction? ✔✔Ask questions about organisms, objects, and events observed in the natural world. An elementary teacher has a small group of English learners in her ESL elementary classroom. She notices that one student who just arrived from China seems to be showing no interest in speaking in English, if she responds well to directions that are spoken English. What could be a reason for her lack of English skills? ✔✔Speaking in English is a more advanced skill than listening and understanding English. And English teacher and a science teacher decided to combine efforts by using a crossdisciplinary model wherein each student will produce a science fair project that will be supported by both teachers. Which of the following models would result in the best Learning experience? ✔✔The science teacher and English teacher development, please criteria for both subjects. Each teacher provides guidance to students and their area of expertise and chairs status of student work with each other. Final grades are based on a combined input about teachers. The new teacher to the fifth grade team of four teachers is assembling her resources which include curriculum guys provided by the school district, instructional benchmark provided by the school, and a vast assortment of supplemental materials that the pre-written curriculum and activities from a nationally respected publisher. She bang she is overwhelmed by the amount of choices and she is afraid of failing, as school starts in four days. Which of the following should she do first? ✔✔Go to her other fifth grade teammates for veterans school district employees for guidance and help prioritize in the importance of each resource. A new teacher to the high school biology program. Because she just finished an amazing student teacher internship and experienced great success with many of the activities, she is here to try them out and students. How should she make sure they're everywhere in her new school? ✔✔Refer to the district biology curriculum guide for similar activities that are recommended related to the lesson objective. The first year physical education teacher, Miss Jones wants to teach her students to play softball. She is well aware that she needs to design the lesson for her second grade students in fifth grade students. Whenever primary considerations when developing her to different lessons must be which of the following? ✔✔Emotional development characteristics of the children Spanish teacher is teaching middle school students their first year of Spanish. She was trying to determine how proficient each student is at identifying the Spanish words for numbers and colors. Which of the following is the least effective way for the Spanish teacher to determine proficiency? ✔✔choral response A teacher who is new to the middle school is concerned that the school policy discourages group projects and less they were conducted in the classroom. She is more comfortable with a sign in the project, establishing groups, and. Which following reason is the best justification for school policies such as this? ✔✔The teacher is unable to monitor, redirect, and assess ongoing work of the group After conducting a district semester exam in his world history class, Mr. Keller discovered that he had the following averages across all of his eighth-grade classes. Based on these results which of the following is not a logical conclusion that Mr. Keller should make about his midterm exam in relation to the grades students achieved with the semester coursework. ✔✔The teacher should provide that would be replicated in their exact form on a semester exam. In the earlier question with a graph for fighting for Mr. Keller's world history class, he's considering how he has assessed student knowledge throughout the semester. His district resigned and it semester paper pencil exam results do not match the students with their coursework throughout the semester. How might he most effectively ensure that his students perform on the end of course exam as well as they do in his class throughout the semester? ✔✔Ensure that his instruction and assessments are aligned with the districts curriculum and types of assessments, therefore align the student learning with District goals. In the earlier question with a graph provided for Mr. Keller's world history class, he discovered that his students did not perform as well on the district assigned end of semester paper/pencil exam. He knows this is the case because he compared the percentage in each grade range and for coursework versus grades aren't on the end of course exam. Looking at the data in the chart, what conclusion should he not make? ✔✔Coursework is more reflective of his students mastery of the district curriculum and their scores on the district semester exam. When Mr. Keller discovered that he had a discrepancy in the breakdown of percentages in each category of grades for classwork versus the district semester exam, which of the following would best help him determine where the learning gaps were for his students? ✔✔He should do an item analysis on the semester exam results to determine which questions the students missed Many lessons are in Hanst by the integration of technology which is a very significant component of instruction for today students. Which of the following would not be a good example of technology integration in the classroom that would benefit our students understanding or demonstration of mastery? ✔✔The teacher records grades in a digital grade of it is published online parents can assess up-to-date information about progress. Miss Jones is exploring ways to integrate three content areas of instruction in one unit of study. Her objective is to ensure her third-grade students understand the scientific nature of forms of energy they have expanded their vocabulary to include energy forces, and a witness how natural events of changed communities. Which of the following is the best example of the introductory portion of an integrated unit of study? ✔✔Mrs. Jones discusses the scientific nature forms of energy, reviews for cabbie Larry students will hear and videos of the 1900 Galveston hurricane, snd prepares them for the changes they will see in my formation after the storm. Miss Jenkins teaches the eighth grade theater class. She's assigning a lesson in which to Steven is expected to be able to evaluate the effectiveness of his/her on expression of thoughts and feelings, using voice diction. Which of the following examples with Bass provide this experience? ✔✔Miss Jenkins provides a short written monologue for the student. The student analyzes the script and create a scene that expresses the feeling through Voice and diction. The scene is videotaped in order for the student to view and adjust. Stem is a curriculum-based idea that Of educating students in an inter-disciplinary and applied approaching for specific disciplines. Rather than teach the four disciplines as separate and discrete subjects, stem integrates them into a cohesive learning paradigm. Which of the following would not be included in a stem curriculum? ✔✔Social studies and English Teachers at a Texas elementary school have received their results for the STAAR. They also have copies of the TEKS. There is a low score in Reading for the fifth grade class. What sequence of problem solving steps to improve scores will produce the best results? ✔✔Look at STAAR results by question and objective, compare results to TEKS objectives and student outcomes, compare results to the district curriculum, reflect on teacher made assessments, draw conclusions about instructional areas of need, implement revised instructional plan that meets the needs of the STAAR and TEKS. The following chart is a portion of the 2015-16 STAAR results for a Texas middle school. Which following statements cannot be made based upon the data in the chart? ✔✔The average STAAR results of all subjects is considerably lower for the state then the school. The kindergarten teacher is planning an integrated lesson for her young students. She will be using M & M to enhance the lesson. Which of the following samples will best meet and requirements of an integrated lesson? ✔✔Students are given 20 M and M's each; they count the number of M & M's for each color and then place the assigned color on the image of the appropriate character in the recent story the teacher has read to them. They are then allowed to eat them. The reading teacher is creating an engaging unit for her sixth grade students that is based on charlottes web. Which of the following is a logical sequence for conducting a unit of study and assessment of understanding of charlottes web? ✔✔Identify new vocabulary that is found in novel, review plot progression attributes, review text and segments, respond to text through discussion, journal writing, performance, and visual representations. There are many activities that can support learning experiences in the classroom. Consideration must be given to the amount of time needed for conducting the experience versus the learning gain. Which example will provide the best learning gain for the time invested? ✔✔After viewing archaeological formations and learning about their causes in the science class and reading in their English class and the beat goes on by Traci Krause parentheses a novel about an archaeological archaeologist who on earth a remarkable discovery) students are taken on a day long field trip to a national Park to view similar archaeological formations. The final assessment of understanding is a reflection essay. There are many resources outside the school setting that Canaan Hanses students learning. Which of the following is the best example of a learning experience that has been in Riched by an outside setting? ✔✔Life skills students are taken to the local grocery store to search for items that will be the ingredients for a cake they will make at school. There are many ways to continuously monitor and self assess instructional effectiveness. Which of the following is not considered effective? ✔✔After administering a test, conduct an item analysis to determine which questions students miss the most. If one class has several items with an incorrect answer rate but all the other classes do not, no adjustments in instruction and assessment need to be made There is a heterogeneous group of students in Miss Smith ninth grade on level English class. However, she has two students who are identified as gifted but scheduling issues did not allow for them to be placed in advanced level English. How does she approach the learning needs of her mixed ability class? ✔✔She provides individual instruction that is differentiated to wrap the lesson and provides an assessment and grading criteria that reflects the advanced level English class. The science teacher wants to create a learning experience for his seventh grade students that will be memorable and relevant to their world. The environmental unit is called chocolate chip cookie mining. The objective is to teach students that mining for minerals destroys land. Which of the following activities would be an appropriate method for assessing student understanding of land loss versus mineral acquisition? ✔✔Students analyze the results of the data chart and write a summary of their findings as they relate to land loss versus mineral acquisition. The theory of multiple intelligences, or ways of approaching problems and analyzing information that expands the traditional view of ability which includes verbal/linguistic, logicalmathematical, spatial, musical, bodily kinesthetic, intrapersonal, naturalist, and existential intelligence was developed by ✔✔Howard Gardner Which of the following statements is a performance standard as defined by Texas essential knowledge and skills parentheses TEKS)? ✔✔The student can identify and explain the geographic factors responsible for the location of economic activities in places and regions. Which of the following would not be considered grade level content for an algebra level math program? ✔✔Represent and understand relationships related to place value Which of the following would vertical alignment of the curriculum content not need to take into consideration? ✔✔The teaching styles of the instructors A math teacher at the middle school has discovered that several of her students are not able to demonstrate mastery using decimals. It is the beginning of the school year and she wants to determine what they were taught the previous year. Where should she go for assistance in obtaining the information she needs? ✔✔Her math curriculum coordinator Howard Gardner developed a theory of multiple intelligences or ways of approaching problems and analyzing information that included all but which of the following? ✔✔Paper/pencil demonstration of mastery Rosh Hashanah is approaching and the athletic coaches should be aware of the religious observances of their students. The particular school and this question has 60% Jewish population. How should the coaches address the needs of their Jewish athletes? ✔✔understand that no work is permitted and much of the day is spent in synagogue. Many of the students are absent on this day as they join their families to observe this holiday. Go on with practice but do not penalize students for missing practice. The eighth grade social studies teacher is conducting a unit that will culminate in a history fair project that has the potential to advance to Texas state and national competitions. He is teaching the difference between primary and secondary sources. Which of the following strategies would be the most efficient way to help students understand the differences ✔✔Explain the attributes of each type of resource in, with teacher guidance, take the students to the library to practice locating primary and secondary sources. The eighth grade team has decided that they would like to provide students with an interdisciplinary opportunity in a unit of study. Each student will complete a project that includes skills from math, English, and science, which of the following ideas would best meet the definition of inter-disciplinary instruction? ✔✔Students will produce a single project at the math, science, and English teacher have collaborated on. Each teacher will provide instruction at the designated time that students need to use the skill to further their projects. The final project will be assessed with a rubric that identifies the learning objectives from each of the three subject areas. The English learner can experience a variety of stages of learning. Which of the following is not one of the expected stages? ✔✔Emotional regression The English teacher is introducing a new novel to the fifth grade reading class. It is non-fiction literature. She realizes this is a difficult reading experience for many students as their interest level may not be as high as it is for non-fiction. What approach can she use to gain their attention and motivate them to be active and engaged learners? ✔✔Preview the plot of the novel and have students share any similar experiences they have had. The second grade teacher wants her students to portray characters from a recent story they have red and demonstrate that they remember the story plot and dialogue. Which assessment activity would be most appropriate for a second grade experience in acting ✔✔Teacher checks for character voice, evidence of recollection of dialogue in the story, mannerisms that match the personality of the story character, and suggestive costuming The teachers learning objective for the students is to identify the causes and effects of events prior to and during the American revolution. What teaching strategy listed would be the most effective in helping students process and retain this information? ✔✔Use cause and effect chains, flow charts, and feedback loops. Understanding that students have different emotional developmental characteristics as they progress through the ages, which of the following is a true statement? ✔✔Children's responses to the different feelings experience every day have a major impact on their choices, their behavior, and on how well they cope and enjoy life. When designing instruction for her middle school science class, Miss Davis should look at which of the following documents? ✔✔TEKS, district curriculum and school benchmarks. Several students in the fifth grade class had learning disabilities. Which of the following would not be an effective practice when communicating instructional goals? ✔✔Tell students to remain seated until the assignment has been completed. The third grade reading teacher wants to determine if her students understood the plot sequence in a recent story they have read together. She has selected several ways to informally and formally assess each students degree of understanding. Which of the following would not provide an opportunity for her to make an accurate assessment? ✔✔Use a variety of covert participation techniques. The elementary teacher has a blended fourth and fifth grade math class. Students have been assigned to the class based on math ability. Which of the following instructional format would best accommodate the diverse social/emotional and academic skills of all students? ✔✔Divide students into learning teams based on demonstrated mastery. It is midyear, and a new teacher has been hired to take over a third grade all inclusion Classroom. She discovers that her students are not as far along in the math curriculum as the other thirdgrade classes. In addition to consulting with the other third-grade teachers for historical perspective, what investigative approach would provide her the best information on how to proceed? ✔✔Review students benchmark results, team lesson plans and assessments, district curriculum guide, and utilize team designated assessments with modifications if necessary. Learning theories organize knowledge acquisition into four stages: stage one is the development of vague ideas, stage two is knowledge becomes organized, stage III is the use of cognitive strategies, and stage four is using declarative and procedural knowledge. Which example would best describe a stage III knowledge acquisition? ✔✔Students take cohesive facts and can express concepts in general terms. The sixth grade world cultures teacher provided students an opportunity to use technology to produce a final assessment that would demonstrate mastery of the aquifer systems developed by the ancient Greeks. Which of the following would best integrate technology? ✔✔Develop a PowerPoint presentation about the aquifer system in Ancient Greece It is important to use resources beyond the classroom that provide an opportunity for students to have real world experience in the learning process which of the following experiences on the fifth grade math field trip did not provide the potential for meeting the objective of "students will demonstrate an understanding of the money system"? ✔✔Playing at the local park. TEKS is an acronym for ✔✔Texas essential knowledge and skills It is the beginning of the school year, and Mr. Hines has spent the first two weeks gathering information about his students. Permanent records, diagnostic tests, and meeting with each student and an individual conference or all methods that he has used. All of this has been done for the purpose of designing future lessons. What is the major benefit of knowing all this information about each student? ✔✔It helps in designing lessons that are based on the needs and learning styles of his students. The teacher wants to encourage higher level thinking among her classroom of diverse abilities. Which question Stanwood best encourage a high-level response from a student? ✔✔What would happen if...? Mr. page is working on a multifaceted approach to improving reading fluency with his struggling readers. While he might include all of the following in his reading program, which approach will provide the most improvement in his students reading fluency? ✔✔Read a text several times with different partners The third grade students are working on a wall display as a summative assessment for a unit on the state of Texas. Each student is drawing a portion of the state with roads, cities, farmland, industrial sites, and animals. To help the viewer understand what each of the pictures represents, which of the following mapping tool should they be instructed to use? ✔✔A map legend There are many instructional benefits for integrating content across the curriculum. Which of the following is not a benefit? ✔✔Reducing planning and instructional time A new teacher has recently received her classes scores she notices that her class has scored very low in many of the required test subjects. What is the first step the teacher should take? ✔✔Conduct a needs assessment test for the entire class and identify each students abilities and each of the subjects. A new student has arrived in your sixth grade reading class he has missed the STAAR test, and you will not receive state assessment information to assist you in placing him in the appropriately reading level. Which type of assessment should you administer for the most useful results? ✔✔Criterion-referenced test The six grade science teacher wants to provide an opportunity for students to demonstrate their understanding of the nutritional resources utilized by the owl. Which of the following activities would be an engaging and effective way to achieve this learning objective? ✔✔Dissect and I will pallet and categorize the findings The sixth grade math students are at the end of the unit where they have learned the math concept of reducing to the least common denominator. Which of the following activities is least effective in assessing student mastery of this concept? ✔✔Homework assignment of 25 problems that are checked during class by exchanging papers with neighboring students. The ninth grade English teacher has collected her students recent word document essays. Which technology application would give her the most information about the originality of the students work and allow her to give feedback? ✔✔Turn it in.com with student feedback The English teacher has provided her students with a series of questions they are to answer about a recent story each of them has written. The intention is for the questions to guide their writing process and help them in their south end reflection and correction process. What type of writing scale is an English teacher using in her class? ✔✔A form based riding scale The second grade students are collecting work to display in their portfolios. They have been asked to select three of their best writing assignments until why they chose each piece. Which of the following would be an example of an appropriate self-assessment. ✔✔All of my spelling was correct and my sentences were complete. Students in the eighth grade take the writing portion of the test and are required to write an essay in preparation for the assessment, teachers utilize an integrated curriculum model to teach students how to respond to the writing prompt. This year, the writing prompt will be a persuasive essay. Which of the following integrated curriculum activities with support preparation for a persuasive essay? ✔✔The social studies teacher asked students to use logic and reasoning to support one idea over another. You have received the math scores from the exam. You look at your grade levels overall score and compare it to the district and state scores. You notice that your grade level score is lower than the district average but higher than the state average. What conclusion can you make from this information? ✔✔The state scores are lower than the school and district scores. [Show More]

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