ISD Policies Quiz

What is the purpose of ISD's Inclusion Policy?

• To align with IB principles of equity and inclusivity

• To exclude students with learning differences

• To focus only on gifted students

• To prepare students for sports competitions

What is Tier 1 in the Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS)?

• General classroom differentiation and inclusive practices

• Targeted interventions

• Individualized support

• Special education only

What document is created for students with formal diagnoses?

• Individualized Talent Plan (ITP)

• Individualized Education Plan (IEP)

• Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

• Student Assessment Record

What is an example of a flexible assessment arrangement for students?

• Extra time during tests

• No assessments at all

• Standard testing for all students

• Harder tests for gifted students

What is one responsibility of teachers under the Inclusion Policy?

• Integrate inclusive teaching strategies

• Focus only on high-achieving students

• Ignore cultural diversity in classrooms

• Avoid working with external specialists

What are the three purposes of assessment at ISD?

• Assessment for, as, and of learning

• Testing, ranking, and grading

• Diagnostic, summative, and reflective

• Formative, final, and standardized

What type of assessment supports learning and informs teaching?

• Summative assessment

• Formative assessment

• Criterion-referenced assessment

• Norm-referenced assessment

How many summative assessments are required per DP subject per semester?

• 4

• 5

• 6

• 7

What grading approach does ISD use in the MYP and DP?

• Criterion-referenced

• Norm-referenced

• Percentage-based

• Pass/fail

What should teachers do to ensure fairness in grading?

• Collaborate and moderate student work

• Grade based on personal preferences

• Avoid discussing assessments with colleagues

• Use only one type of assessment method