FREE National Evaluation Series: Secondary Questions and Answers

Question 1

Which of the following uses of school property would be improper?

Accepted Answer

Mr. Curry sells Girl Scout cookies for his daughter after school in his classroom.

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To create pie charts for his arithmetic students, Mrs. Walter walks to the room with the school supplies and gets a box of colored chalk.

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To assist him in creating class handouts, Mr. Hemsmith uses a school-owned laptop with publishing software installed on it.

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For his lectures, Mr. Malkov requests a laser pointer from the school secretary.

Question 2

A school's dress code has traditionally prohibited hats and other headgear. A recent enrollee in the school is an Iranian immigrant who wears religious headgear. She was permitted to wear anything on her head as an exception to the rule, but the school insisted that she not wear a head covering in other circumstances. What outcome for the learner is this most likely to have?

Accepted Answer

The student could feel odd and singled out, creating a climate at school where differences are not accepted.

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Because she is permitted to do so, the learner will feel distinct and special.

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The kid may start protesting because they believe it is unjust because other students are also not allowed to put anything on their heads.

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Since she can at least wear her headgear, the pupil won't care about this.

Question 3

Several children in Mrs. Liam's inclusion class have writing-related learning difficulties. She teaches general education. After prolonged, quiet reading, Mrs. Liam encourages her students to write in their notebooks for 15 minutes daily to evaluate their reading comprehension skills. She is worried that this timed writing assignment may frustrate the learning-impaired children. How should Mrs. Liam approach this problem?

Accepted Answer

While the other students write, she should take the learning-disabled students to a quiet space and lead a 15-minute group reading discussion.

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She should let the learning disabled students continue to read during the writing period

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Although they won't be able to fully express their ideas in writing within the allotted 15 minutes, she should instruct the learning-impaired kids to write as much as they can

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She should tell the students to start their journal entries during class, and finish them up for homework

Question 4

A student is suspended for three days after being continuously disruptive to your class and being brought before the principal. The principal notifies you that he wants to reinstate the kid in your style after the suspension. What are your responsibilities?

Accepted Answer

You must not let the student back into your class if you feel uncomfortable

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You should do as instructed, and allow the student back into class

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If no other instructor takes the student, you must allow the student to return to your class

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If you do not want the kid to return to your class, you must submit a petition to the board of education.

Question 5

What is the most effective place to start when choosing the layout of your classroom?

Accepted Answer

Choose the best location for you to perform most of your lesson by considering the room's size and shape

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To prevent pupils from being distracted by activities outside, ensure all student desks are positioned so that their backs are towards the windows

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Utilize the setup that is currently in place. Before the start of the school year, administrators spend a lot of time optimizing the floor plans of each classroom in the building

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Arrange student desks so that they all face the chalkboard

Question 6

Which of the following claims about rubrics is accurate?

Accepted Answer

Rubrics are effective assessment tools because they provide students with more specific feedback

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Rubrics must include at least three but no more than five categories

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Only challenging assignments, such as oral presentations and research articles, benefit from using rubrics

Question 7

Which of the following scenarios best explains when a teacher should first contact a student's parents?

Accepted Answer

Erick's weekly German vocabulary test results were fantastic in the first few weeks of the quarter. But during the past two weeks, his grades have been progressively declining. He also appears to be more depressed than usual

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You had to urge Bailey to stop whispering to the girl seated next to him twice during the first week of class

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Matilda failed to turn in her class project for her midterm, which accounts for 20% of her final score

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Since starting the semester a few weeks ago, Lara has habitually shown up to class in revealing clothing like bikini bottoms and t-shirts with potentially obscene messages.