TAP Final Part B

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Formative assessments are:

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An ongoing, interactive evaluation that gauges student learning throughout the instructional process.

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Summative assessments are:

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Most traditional way of evaluating student work, Can be completed at the end of a unit, nine weeks, or school year, Used to judge success of academic programs, All of the above

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Mr. Smith asks the students to share three takeaways from his lesson on mitosis and cell production. What kind of assessment is Mr. Smith using?

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Formative

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What type of assessment did Kaden take after learning about fractions?

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Ipsative Assessment

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A norm-referenced assessment compares a student's performance to a larger group. What is a norm-referenced assessment mostly high schoolers take?

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SAT/ACT

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Which of the following best describes the concept of culturally relevant pedagogy?

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A teaching framework that incorporates students' cultural references and experiences to enhance learning and promote academic success.

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Why is effective parent-teacher communication important for student success?

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It ensures that parents are kept informed about their child's academic progress and behavior, fostering a collaborative approach to addressing challenges.

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What is one way poverty can affect a student's ability to learn?

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Worry about their next meal

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How can homelessness affect students in the classroom?

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It can cause stress, absenteeism, and difficulty concentrating, which impacts academic achievement and emotional well-being.

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How can a teacher best support Javier, who struggles to focus in class due to working late shifts?

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Offer flexible deadlines and provide additional resources to help him manage his workload.