Exam 1: Thinking About Content

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Which of the following would not be part of a thorough concept analysis?

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Declarative knowledge is knowing about something.

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When planning to teach a lesson, what factors do you consider to determine which prerequisite skills and knowledge are necessary?

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Teachers should not introduce a topic until they are ready to teach it thoroughly.

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Examples and nonexamples play an important role in which of the following content analyses?

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Which of the following would not be part of a thorough content analysis?

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(Diversity responsive curriculum) a.What is a diversity responsive curriculum? b.Describe the various aspects of a diversity responsive curriculum and give examples.

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While the Common Core State Standards describe the "what to teach," the "how to teach" is left up to individual schools and teachers.

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A thorough content analysis could contain ________________________.

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Describe some ways to keep students motivated when teaching content about diversity.

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Why is it important to consider skill diversity when planning what to teach?

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One of the following statements about subject matter outlines (SMOs) is not true.Which one is it?

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Knowing how to do something is called procedural knowledge.

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Which of the following about Common Core State Standards is true?

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Which of the following is not considered declarative knowledge?

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Compare and contrast state standards with the Common Core State Standards.

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Carrier content represents the secondary objective of a lesson.

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(Content analyses) a.Review the guidelines for selecting a type of content analysis and define the types of analysis (example: concept analysis, task analysis, subject matter outline, principle statement, key terms and vocabulary, or prerequisite skills and knowledge.).b.Choose a topic and conduct a content analysis of this topic, including an explanation of how you chose the analysis and why you included pertinent items.

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