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Achievement
The amount learned in a subject area
Algorithm
A set of rules or procedures for performing a task
Deductive Reasoning
moving from a general rule to a more specific one....
all insects have 6 legs-an ant is an insect-an ant has 6 legs
Empathetic listening
to communicate understanding by putting yourself in your student's shoes
Formative Assessment
to measure before and during instruction to guide lesson place and planning
Holistic Evaluation
judging the overall quality of work
Inductive Strategy
moving from specific information to general information...ex. bees, ants and grasshoppers are all insects, therefore all insects have 6 legs
Inquiry or Discovery learning
getting information by asking a question or investigating a problem
Instructional Strategy
A plan for how a lesson will be taught.
Mnemonic
a memorization tool that is needed to recall information
Neesds assessment
finding out what is needed in order to plan.
Nonverbal cues
physical movement that send a message.
Percantile score
test scores that are compared to other test scores
Pretest
A sample test given before/after content is
restating
to say in another way.
Summative assessment
measurement after instruction to summarize and will last.
I message
behavior in three parts: specific behavior/effect on sender/emotion of receiver
leading question
a question in which the opinion of the questioning party can be inferred
modeling
show students behaviors or processes
netiquette
internet communication rules
nonverbal message
sending a message without speaking (moving closer to disruptive student)
probing question
question used to bring about deeper thinking
run-on question
multiple questions asked at one time that can become confusing
wait time
the moments between asking a question an selecting a student to respond
advance organizer
organizer introduced prior to the lesson (lesson preview)
analogy
comparison showing similarities (green is to go as red is to stop)
convergent questions
questions having one answer or one way to reach a solution
divergent questions
questions having multiple answers or way to reach a solution
group processing
when group member reflect and/or evaluate working as a group