Exam 2: Writing Objectives
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Exam 2: Writing Objectives40 Questions
Exam 3: General Approaches to Universal Instructional Interventions31 Questions
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Exam 7: Critical Teaching Skills for Planning Practice and Monitoring Student Progress38 Questions
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Exam 9: Selected Instructional Interventions29 Questions
Exam 10: Supporting Student Behavior32 Questions
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Exam 13: Lesson Planning33 Questions
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Exam 15: Direct Instruction34 Questions
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Write alternate behaviors into an objective so students with disabilities have a chance to be successful.
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Which of the following partial objectives has a correctly written condition component?
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( Backward planning) Explain and give examples of the backward planning sequence.
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Use verbs such as appreciate or discover when writing objectives.
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Explain three characteristics of a well-written content component of an objective.
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List, describe, and give examples of the four components of a measurable objective.
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An assignment or activity is to an objective what a road map is to
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"So much to teach, so little time!" cries Mr.Black.Which of the following suggestions is most likely to help him?
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The phrase "with 80% accuracy for four consecutive days" represents which one of following components?
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The condition component of an objective describes the circumstances, situation, or setting in which the students will perform the behavior.
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Bloom's Taxonomy was developed to help teachers recognize the varying degrees of complexity involved in various classroom activities so they could construct objectives that included higher-level learning outcomes.
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Which of the following partial objectives has a correctly written criterion component?
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The phrase "on a blank map of the United States" represents which one of the following components?
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Upon viewing a video on animal shapes and colors, students will be able to use different colors and shapes to create their own pictures of animals.
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The Common Core State Standards are a set of guidelines for English language arts/literacy and mathematics that provide guidance for teachers to:
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( Bloom's taxonomy ) Argue for this statement: "The lower levels of the cognitive domain are just as important as the higher levels."
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Students will write answers to 10 subtraction problems is an example of _______________.
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The main difference between an activity and an objective is that an objective describes an outcome, whereas an activity describes a way to reach the outcome.
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Define "conditions" and give examples of each of the three types of conditions.
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Fill in the best content component in this partial objective: Students will define:
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