When the student is constructing his or her knowledge and demonstrating her or his knowledge it means:
a. Authentic assessment
b. Performance-based assessment
c. Formative assessment
d. Holistic scoring
b
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In instructor-led training, teachers typically sign up for a specific course or module, and, after completing all the requirements, they receive credit for the training
a. True b. False
The difference between ability grouping and cooperative learning is that
A. ability grouping divides a class into a number of small groups, while cooperative learning keeps the entire class together as one group. B. when using ability grouping, one teacher works with the different groups, while in cooperative learning, different teachers work with the different groups. C. in an ability group, all students are performing at the same level, while in cooperative learning, the students are at different ability levels. D. in ability grouping, everyone in the group gets the same grade, but in cooperative learning, each student earns his or her own grade.
It is a good idea to set aside time for formal meetings between teachers and parents because
a. in-depth discussion is facilitated when a large block of uninterrupted time is available. b. that is the best time to confront parents with problems. c. otherwise parents and teachers will never have a chance to talk. d. None of these answers.
What is a cumulative tale?
A) a story built by repeating lines and adding to them B) a story that has been transformed because of passage from one culture to another C) a tale that is open to multiple interpretations D) a story that has been adopted by many cultures