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25 Cards in this Set
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A teacher’s expectation that all students can succeed greatly affects students’ achievement.
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True
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After giving her class several algebra problems to work on individually, Melina observed that half the students were stuck. She gathered the students’ attention and asked them to work on their algebra problems in pairs in order to help each other. What kind of decision did Melina make?
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Implementing
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When teachers choose questions to ask, reflect on the level of understanding that student answers demonstrate, and then decide how to adjust instruction to improve results, they are making what kinds of decisions?
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Evaluating
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Which of the following is the best description of reflective teaching?
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Teaching that incorporates a teacher’s self-examination and self-evaluation
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Efficient teachers can provide students with as much as 180 hours a year more of engaged learning time than inefficient teachers.
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True
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Which of the following is not included in Weinstein & Weber’s specific suggestions for designing classroom space?
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Almost always arrange desks/tables into rows and columns for orderly pathways through the room
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Teaching is significantly affected by the teacher’s attitude toward…
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Other teachers, parents, and the subject
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The most important aspect of a teacher’s effectiveness is his or her personality.
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False
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How does recognizing one’s own feelings of anxiety help a teacher?
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It can help her understand how a student’s anxiety can affect his or her learning
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Elementary and secondary school teachers plan their lessons in a similar fashion.
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False
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According to Gary Borich, which of the following is a characteristic behavior of effective teachers?
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They present lessons clearly and logically
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Which of the following are traits that effective teachers demonstrate in their dealings with peers, administrators, and parents?
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Cooperation, collaboration and acceptance of others
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A framework that helps us conceptualize how technology is used to enhance teaching and learning is called…
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Technological pedagogical content knowledge
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Three out of four teenagers are mobile Internet users.
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True
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When Mrs. Sanchez creates a multimedia project to individualize for her gifted and talented students, she is using her computer as a…
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Facilitator of instruction
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Drill-and-practice programs increase fluency of a skill.
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True
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Students who use word processors to write are likely to…
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Make more substantial revisions
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Technology produces a generation of rote learners.
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False
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Which of the following allows the social studies teacher to do something innovative with technology?
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online activities, virtual field trips, GIS software
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In what way can using graphing calculators aid students in understanding mathematical concepts?
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They allow students to more easily organize and analyze data
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Teachers will be able to use computers effectively only if…
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They receive proper training in their use, they have on-site support, each teacher has adequate access to appropriate hardware and software
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Equity concerns regarding the integration of technology revolve around…
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The potential for increased resource disparities between rich and poor schools and students’ home access
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Students from lower socioeconomic families are more likely to use computers for drill and practice than children from the middle class.
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True
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The use of new technology in the classroom, which includes the computer, CD-ROMS, and multimedia, can enhance the curriculum by…
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Accessing data banks from diverse sources, creating simulations to solve real-life problems, linking students in different states of countries to one another
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What is the most significant benefit of instituting distance education within a school district?
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It provides a way to provide educational equity between rural and poorer students and those who come from larger, more affluent districts
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