TLAC 3.0 1-6 Quiz

A Mental Model is a framework that people use to understand complex environments

• True

• False

Perception is NOT crucial for educators to understand because it does NOT shape decision making.

• True

• False

Calling on students at random out loud in order to gather data in the moment is an example of--

• Call and Response

• Turn and Talk

• Cold Call

• Retrieval Practice

The first step in preparation of a Lesson Plan should be--

• Picking out TEKS to cover in the lesson

• Knowing the content of your lesson well

• Picking the style of lesson plan (i.e. Madeline Hunter, SIOP, etc.)

• Planning for crucial differences in how you will teach the class

Choosing not just what questions you will ask but also how you can ask students to answer these questions and then clearly communicating that expectation back to the students is known as--

• Back-Pocket Questions

• Time Stamps

• Plan for Who

• Means of Participation

A fall back that can be used in the event that students struggle with the initial question included in a lesson plan

• Time Stamps

• Back-Pocket Questions

• Segues

• Plan for Who

The representation of the nature of forgetting is known as--

• The Forgetting Curve

• Lost Knowledge

• Forgotten Knowledge

• Natural Forgetting Process

Occurs when learners recall and apply multiple examples of previously learned knowledge or skills after a period of forgetting

• Application

• Recalling

• Remembering

• Retrieval Practice

Deciding what you should see and then looking carefully for whether you see it can be described as--

• Taking Notes

• Looking Closely

• Active Observation

• Observing for Mistakes

student will eventually state the answer, even if that amounts to repeating an answer that you or another student supplied

• Turn and Talk

• Cold Call

• No Opt Out

• Culture of Error