STUDY GUIDE COMPLETE SOLUTION
◉Content Mastery. Answer: Refers to students' ability to
demonstrate mastery of subject-area knowledge on academic
measures
◉How can data be used to change teaching practices for students
who underperformed on formative exams?. Answer: By temporarily
decreasing demands and helping build their content mastery
◉Formative Evaluation. Answer: Evaluation conducted before or
during instruction to facilitate instructional planning and enhance
students' learning.
◉What would allow gifted and talented students the ability to
showcase their best work and provide insights into their progress
over time?. Answer: Portfolios
◉Portfolios. Answer: Collections of student work representing a
selection of performance. A portfolio may be a folder containing a
, student's best pieces and the student's evaluation of the strengths
and weaknesses of the pieces.
◉A student gets easily confused when completing complex tasks or
answering multi part questions. What can the teacher do to provide
a differentiated assessment?. Answer: Designing Tiered Activities
◉Tier 1 Instruction. Answer: Encompasses whole-school quality
differentiated instruction and support for all students.
◉Tier 2 Instruction. Answer: Instruction in small group sessions
that provide extra practice of targeted skills and content
covered in Tier 1
◉Tier 3 Instruction. Answer: Highly intensive instruction matched
to the individual needs of students who continue to struggle,
despite well delivered evidence-based instruction in Tier 2.
◉What differentiation strategy has been applied to a student with a
movement impairment that is given extra time and adaptive
techniques to answer a question?. Answer: Multiple means of action
◉Why is it difficult to assess gifted and talented students?. Answer:
Students can be gifted and talented in many different ways