Curriculum and Instruction Quiz

What should teachers do after every lesson to assess student learning for the day?

• Provide students with a Demonstration of Learning (DOL)

• Conduct reading conferences with students

• Create a tracking system to chart students' mastery of objective/DOLs

• Collect and analyze student work

What's the secret mission for teachers to unlock extra teaching goodies?

• Get the green light from the school's head honchos

• Buy the resources with their own money

• Grab resources from Teacher Pay Teachers

• Scour any digital platform for resources

Why do you think teachers submit their lesson plans? Is it because...

• They want to stick to the rules of the district and state?

• They want to show off their creative teaching methods?

• They want to share their ideas with other teachers?

• They are looking for feedback from those who evaluate them?

Hey there, can you guess when we need to submit our lesson plans to Google Drive?

• Is it by the end of the day on Wednesday?

• Or maybe by the end of the day on Friday?

• Could it be by the end of the day on Monday?

• Or is it by the end of the day on Tuesday?

Hey there, future educator! Can you guess the secret code we use to name our lesson plans?

• Is it Name_Grade_Subject_Date?

• Or maybe Subject_Grade_Name_Date?

• Could it be Grade_Name_Subject_Date?

• Or is it Date_Subject_Grade_Name?

Hey there, super teacher! Can you guess why Amplify and Eureka teachers have internalized plans?

• Is it to ensure they fully grasp the lessons themselves?

• Or maybe it's to share with their fellow educators?

• Could it be to submit to the big bosses at the district?

• Or is it to collaborate with their awesome students?

Imagine you're a superhero teacher and you've just used your emergency lesson plans! What's your next move?

• Quickly update/replenish them

• Discard them and create new ones from scratch

• Seek approval from the school's headmaster

• Share your secret plans with other superhero teachers

Guess when you'll get feedback on your lesson plan? It's quicker than you think!

• Is it within a 24-48 hour period?

• Or maybe within a week?

• Could it be within a month?

• Or is it within just a few hours?

Imagine you're a teacher planning a super fun special activity for your class! What's the first thing you need to do?

• Get a thumbs up from the principal

• Send a heads-up to the students' families

• Ring up the district

• Have a brainstorming session with other teachers

Hey, do you know why we keep an eye on students during their work time? What's the main reason?

• Is it to make sure everyone gets a fair chance every day?

• Or maybe to give feedback on their work?

• Could it be to keep track of how they're doing?

• Or is it to gather and examine their work?