Describe the coaching role of the reading specialist
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Coordinate with classroom teacher to plan effective intervention; work with small groups; provide support in content area classes; provide demonstration lessons in classrooms; model differentiated instruction; help teachers organize classrooms and schedules to provide differentiated instruction
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Saleem is working on a long-term project for his geometry class. He is investigating the use of geometry in architecture across time and different cultures. He uses the classroom computer to research his topic. Additionally, he is composing, illustrating, and storing his presentation on the computer. He plans to use the computer's Powerpoint presentation program when he shows his project to the
class. What advantage does this type of project have for assessing students' learning? a. It allows for a more objective assessment of learning than other methods. b. It lets subjective judgment play a role in assessing what students have learned. c. It lets students to demonstrate what they have learned in a variety or ways. d. It gives teachers another tool with which to motivate students.
Give two examples of Tier 1 ‘universal interventions.' What percent of the student population would this level of intervention be effective for in your classroom?
What will be an ideal response?
Executive sessions of school board meetings may be used for discussion and voting on new regulations
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Briefly describe three measures of success for schools
What will be an ideal response?