Certify Teacher: Core Subjects EC-6
Latest Exam Questions All Answered.
Miscue Analysis - Answer an analytical procedure for assessing students' reading comprehension based
on samples of oral reading; It can help determine the strengths and weaknesses of the student's
decoding ability and word analysis skills; It is concerned with the type of miscue, not number of miscues
pragmatics - Answer the functional use of language in social situations
semantics - Answer the meaning of words and sentences, or the content of speech
Language Experience Approach (LEA) - Answer an integration of speaking, listening, reading and writing
approaches using students' experiences, words, or hands-on activity
morpheme - Answer the smallest unit of meaning or grammatical function
Running Record - Answer a tool for determining text level by the number of errors made during reading
a text
homophone - Answer a word that has the same sound but a different meaning as another word
Inquiry-based instruction - Answer a student-centered teaching method that is guided/facilitated by
the teacher; the instructor guides students through questions posed, methods designed, and data
interpreted by the students
Piaget's stages of cognitive development - Answer 1. sensorimotor (birth-2 1/2 years)
2. pre-operational (2 1/2-7years)
3. concrete operational (7-12 years)
4. formal operational (12 years)
,Cloze Procedure - Answer a technique in which words are deleted from a passage that students have
previously read; The passage is presented to students, who insert words as they read to complete and
construct meaning from the text. This procedure can be used as a diagnostic reading assessment
technique
How does the use of repeated trials reduce the amount of error in a experiment? - Answer repeated
trials allow students to collect more data and ensure that the data collected is accurate and precise;
students are taught to ensure accuracy by repeating the experiment; precision of technique comes with
practice and both precision and accuracy reduce error
Some reptiles carry ________________ and precautions should be taken to keep students safe - Answer
salmonella
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) - Answer a document that provides workers with procedures for
safely handling or working with a particular substance
descriptive investigation - Answer an investigation is designed to observe and describe what occurs
naturally
Constructivist Theory - Answer allows for students to construct their own knowledge; supports
student-centered instruction during which the student is an active participant
barometer - Answer an instrument that measures atmospheric pressure
___________can interfere with nerve transmission and the micro-molecular cellular structure of the
body - Answer toxins
pesticides - Answer Chemicals that might interfere with DNA replication and gene production
How do rubrics and spending time reviewing expectations foster success in the classroom? - Answer
Having a no-secrets class means that grades are not a secret. Reviewing expectations and sharing
assignment requirements communicates evaluation criteria
, Formative Assessment - Answer A process that takes place during learning and provides feedback to
adjust ongoing teaching or modify instruction
Portfolios - Answer Contain evidence of achievement of learning outcomes over time
analogous - Answer the use of neighboring colors on the color wheel
complementary - Answer colors that are opposite on the color wheel
achromatic - Answer without color that only gray, black, and white are present (neutral colors)
monochromatic - Answer to have the tints, tones, and shades of a single hue (color)
a style capturing the imaginary and dreamlike nature of Japanese art - Answer Japanese Ukiyo-e is
historically not characterized as
Form (art) - Answer requires height, width and depth
ask her regular teacher to give her more opportunity to practice while not in the art classroom - Answer
What would be most helpful for a student struggling with a cutting activity?
weathering and erosion, compaction and cementation - Answer What processes are needed in order
for a metamorphic rock to change into sedimentary rock?
Deposition - Answer the process by which particles accumulate in a new location
an icy winter causes the pavement in a road to crack - Answer What is not an example of erosion
steep slope, heavy rain, and frozen ground - Answer What conditions produce the most surface water
runoff?
Latest Exam Questions All Answered.
Miscue Analysis - Answer an analytical procedure for assessing students' reading comprehension based
on samples of oral reading; It can help determine the strengths and weaknesses of the student's
decoding ability and word analysis skills; It is concerned with the type of miscue, not number of miscues
pragmatics - Answer the functional use of language in social situations
semantics - Answer the meaning of words and sentences, or the content of speech
Language Experience Approach (LEA) - Answer an integration of speaking, listening, reading and writing
approaches using students' experiences, words, or hands-on activity
morpheme - Answer the smallest unit of meaning or grammatical function
Running Record - Answer a tool for determining text level by the number of errors made during reading
a text
homophone - Answer a word that has the same sound but a different meaning as another word
Inquiry-based instruction - Answer a student-centered teaching method that is guided/facilitated by
the teacher; the instructor guides students through questions posed, methods designed, and data
interpreted by the students
Piaget's stages of cognitive development - Answer 1. sensorimotor (birth-2 1/2 years)
2. pre-operational (2 1/2-7years)
3. concrete operational (7-12 years)
4. formal operational (12 years)
,Cloze Procedure - Answer a technique in which words are deleted from a passage that students have
previously read; The passage is presented to students, who insert words as they read to complete and
construct meaning from the text. This procedure can be used as a diagnostic reading assessment
technique
How does the use of repeated trials reduce the amount of error in a experiment? - Answer repeated
trials allow students to collect more data and ensure that the data collected is accurate and precise;
students are taught to ensure accuracy by repeating the experiment; precision of technique comes with
practice and both precision and accuracy reduce error
Some reptiles carry ________________ and precautions should be taken to keep students safe - Answer
salmonella
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) - Answer a document that provides workers with procedures for
safely handling or working with a particular substance
descriptive investigation - Answer an investigation is designed to observe and describe what occurs
naturally
Constructivist Theory - Answer allows for students to construct their own knowledge; supports
student-centered instruction during which the student is an active participant
barometer - Answer an instrument that measures atmospheric pressure
___________can interfere with nerve transmission and the micro-molecular cellular structure of the
body - Answer toxins
pesticides - Answer Chemicals that might interfere with DNA replication and gene production
How do rubrics and spending time reviewing expectations foster success in the classroom? - Answer
Having a no-secrets class means that grades are not a secret. Reviewing expectations and sharing
assignment requirements communicates evaluation criteria
, Formative Assessment - Answer A process that takes place during learning and provides feedback to
adjust ongoing teaching or modify instruction
Portfolios - Answer Contain evidence of achievement of learning outcomes over time
analogous - Answer the use of neighboring colors on the color wheel
complementary - Answer colors that are opposite on the color wheel
achromatic - Answer without color that only gray, black, and white are present (neutral colors)
monochromatic - Answer to have the tints, tones, and shades of a single hue (color)
a style capturing the imaginary and dreamlike nature of Japanese art - Answer Japanese Ukiyo-e is
historically not characterized as
Form (art) - Answer requires height, width and depth
ask her regular teacher to give her more opportunity to practice while not in the art classroom - Answer
What would be most helpful for a student struggling with a cutting activity?
weathering and erosion, compaction and cementation - Answer What processes are needed in order
for a metamorphic rock to change into sedimentary rock?
Deposition - Answer the process by which particles accumulate in a new location
an icy winter causes the pavement in a road to crack - Answer What is not an example of erosion
steep slope, heavy rain, and frozen ground - Answer What conditions produce the most surface water
runoff?
