CPACE TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED GRADED A+
1. In a time of reduced school funding, educational leaders can best help ensure
that sufficient resources are available to achieve a school's vision and goals for
all student groups by emphasizing which of the following approaches?
using student performance or data and making those areas a priority in terms of
resource allocation
2. In a school district where students from particular cultural and language
backgrounds are significantly over represented in special education programs,
educational leaders can best initiate efforts to address the issue by analyzing:
instructional strategies used with students prior to their referral for special education.
3. Staff at a middle school are ready to implement instructional changes designed
to improve students' math achievement. In planning these changes, the school
leader has guided staff in a review of current research on math instruction and an
examination of students' math performance for the last three years. The leader
can best ensure that the planned changes achieve the desired results by
prompting the staff to take which of the following additional actions?
developing a plan for assessing student improvement during and following the
instructional changes .
4. One goal at an elementary school is to create a climate that reflects a
commitment to the belief that all children can learn and achieve success. School
, leaders can best support achievement of this goal by emphasizing to teachers the
value of which of the following classroom practices?
using a variety of grouping strategies for activities
5. In which of the following situations would peer coaching be the most
appropriate professional development strategy for a school leader to use?
Teachers have received training on a new instructional strategy and are ready to
implement it in their classrooms
6. Which of the following behaviors by members of a high school's school site
council should be of
greatest concern to educational leaders at the school?
Several members of the instructional staff who are on the council often
dismiss/comments and suggestions by non-instructional staff and parents/guardians
7. A new leader takes over at a school that has been characterized in recent years
by very high teacher turnover among probationary teachers, with many leaving
voluntarily by the end of their probationary period. The leader and the school site
council wish to design a program of ' "enhanced support for probationary
teachers. Which of the following would be the most useful for the group to take in
designing this program?
conducting extensive exit interviews with probationary teachers who have recently left
8. As part of a crisis response plan, educational leaders at a school have
established a command and control structure that identifies those individuals
who are charged with directing the response to a crisis. To maximize the
effectiveness of this system, it would be most important to ensure that:
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED GRADED A+
1. In a time of reduced school funding, educational leaders can best help ensure
that sufficient resources are available to achieve a school's vision and goals for
all student groups by emphasizing which of the following approaches?
using student performance or data and making those areas a priority in terms of
resource allocation
2. In a school district where students from particular cultural and language
backgrounds are significantly over represented in special education programs,
educational leaders can best initiate efforts to address the issue by analyzing:
instructional strategies used with students prior to their referral for special education.
3. Staff at a middle school are ready to implement instructional changes designed
to improve students' math achievement. In planning these changes, the school
leader has guided staff in a review of current research on math instruction and an
examination of students' math performance for the last three years. The leader
can best ensure that the planned changes achieve the desired results by
prompting the staff to take which of the following additional actions?
developing a plan for assessing student improvement during and following the
instructional changes .
4. One goal at an elementary school is to create a climate that reflects a
commitment to the belief that all children can learn and achieve success. School
, leaders can best support achievement of this goal by emphasizing to teachers the
value of which of the following classroom practices?
using a variety of grouping strategies for activities
5. In which of the following situations would peer coaching be the most
appropriate professional development strategy for a school leader to use?
Teachers have received training on a new instructional strategy and are ready to
implement it in their classrooms
6. Which of the following behaviors by members of a high school's school site
council should be of
greatest concern to educational leaders at the school?
Several members of the instructional staff who are on the council often
dismiss/comments and suggestions by non-instructional staff and parents/guardians
7. A new leader takes over at a school that has been characterized in recent years
by very high teacher turnover among probationary teachers, with many leaving
voluntarily by the end of their probationary period. The leader and the school site
council wish to design a program of ' "enhanced support for probationary
teachers. Which of the following would be the most useful for the group to take in
designing this program?
conducting extensive exit interviews with probationary teachers who have recently left
8. As part of a crisis response plan, educational leaders at a school have
established a command and control structure that identifies those individuals
who are charged with directing the response to a crisis. To maximize the
effectiveness of this system, it would be most important to ensure that:
