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8/3/24, 3:23 PMScience Engineering
Teaching and Technology Final Exam
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Some examples of dispositions that are related to teaching are written plans,
Give some examples of dispositions related demonstrations, study groups, role-playing activities, hands-on activities, etc...
to teaching. Why are dispositions important? Dispositions are important because they are guided by the teacher's beliefs, values and
commitments.
Teacher reflection helps teachers improve their practice because it can help develop
self-awareness and knowledge,and improve cognitive and affective skills. The ability to
How might teacher reflection help teachers take risks in learning and try out different strategies. Reflection can help teachers be
improve their practice? able to revise, assess and react while teaching. It also improves teacher coping skills
while teaching when students have disruptive behavior and which strategies work best
in that situation.
Some of the strengths of the SIOP model are that it was designed to meet the needs of
What are some of the strengths of the SIOP ELL students and all learners in the classroom. It clearly defines and displays and
model? reviews content objectives. It can be used to review language objectives, adapt
content to all levels of student proficiency, and use materials to a high degree.
A preparation of a series of daily lesson plans is not sufficient for the entire course
Why is the preparation of a series of daily because you need to also have unit planning, weekly planning, term planning, course
lesson plans not sufficient for the entire planning, and backward mapping. You cannot only use daily planning you must use all
course? of the different types of planning, in order for the lesson plans to be sufficient for the
entire course.
The reasoning for the backward design approach is that asking what students are going
What is the reasoning for the backward
to learn at the start of planning ensures that your lessons will be directly related to
design approach to planning?
what you want your students to know and be able to do.
What might be the merits and disadvantages The merits of involving your students in instructional planning is that you give them the
of involving your students in instructional ability to pick what style of learning will work best for them. The disadvantage is that
planning? What factors might affect your student involvement depends on the student's level of maturity. If you have students
decision about involving students in limited choices and if the experiences are not successful then there should be no
planning? student involvement in instructional planning.
Should all objectives that you write be at the Cognitive domain is the development of intellectual abilities and skills. This is the top
upper three levels of the cognitive domain? level of the taxonomy of instructional learning domains. This means it is the most
Teaching and Technology Final Exam
Why complex strategy which means that not all of the objectives that you write have to be in
or why not? the cognitive domain.
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The merits of using direct, teacher-centered instructional strategies are better concept
What are the merits of using direct, teacher-
attainment by students. Visuals through demonstrations can help students understand
centered instructional strategies such as
material better. Lecture style can create a more controlled classroom and environment.
lectures, demonstrations, practice and
Reviews allow students to elaborate on what they have learned while studying for the
reviews? What are some disadvantages?
upcoming assessment. This improves overall use of study skills and habits.
The strengths of the gradual release of the responsibility model is that it begins with
What are the strengths of the gradual explicit teaching. This builds a base for the students' knowledge and understanding.
release of the responsibility model? Then students advance to levels of learning that require more responsibility. Like
independent practice and being able to share and reflect.
The step, "preparing students for knowledge base" can help enable student learning
In a direct/explicit instruction lesson, how because this requires the students to use prior knowledge. Once students' prior
can the step early in the lesson of "preparing knowledge is activated by their teacher, they can then dive deeper into the subject
students for the knowledge base" help material. They will then be prepared for the explicit instruction that will follow. With the
enable student learning? students understanding of the success criteria and learning intention, they will be open
to further instruction in the explicit instruction phase.
Some of the challenges of dealing with homework are that it is difficult to motivate
From the teacher's perspective, what are
students to want to do their homework. It can be difficult for students to enjoy doing
some of the challenges of dealing with
homework and tend to rush through it. As teachers, we want students to enjoy their
homework?
homework and use it as a tool to help them on further assesment.
Thinking back to your own school In my own school experience, note-taking was the most helpful in promoting my
experiences, which of the major strategies understanding of a subject. There are different formats of note-taking such as creating
presented in an outline, creating a web of notes or even combining both formal and informal
this chapter were most helpful in promoting approaches. Writing out material can help you memorize the material better, this was
your understanding of the content? the case for me.
The benefits of using several approaches when identifying similarities and differences
What are the benefits of using several are that comparing, classifying, creating metaphors and analogies are all helpful tools
approaches when identifying similarities and when comparing and contrasting. When there is a system or method in place, students
differences? can better understand material and not become confused. Students can experiment
with each method. Then end up using the method that works best for them.
Some effective ways my teachers have used advanced organizers to introduce lesson
objectives was using time-sequence patterns. Time-sequence patterns organize events
What have been some effective ways your in chronological order. In elementary school I remember that my fifth grade teacher
teachers have used advanced organizers to would always use time sequence patterns or a timeline in our history units. He would
introduce lesson objectives? introduce us to a historical figure and show us a timeline of all of the significant events
in their life. I remember this visual helped me distinguish historical figures from each
other and remember them better, overall.
One motivational strategy from Table 7.1 that would be motivating for students is group
work. Teachers can divide students into groups within the class and give them a task to
Select one motivational strategy from Table
complete as a group. This task can be competitive, individual or cooperative. Students
7.1 and discuss why that strategy would be
will either work as a team or divide and conquer the material. Group work is a great tool
motivating for students.
that helps engage students and can be social. It requires teamwork and cooperation
from each group member to succeed.
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