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GED Professional Development & Ethics Flashcards

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  1. Which professional development activity would most directly improve a GED teacher's content knowledge in mathematics?

    Answer: Participating in a GED math content alignment training

    Content-specific training aligned to the GED math framework directly builds the subject knowledge GED math instructors need.

  2. Which practice best demonstrates a GED instructor's commitment to data-driven instruction?

    Answer: Using pre- and post-assessments to adjust instruction

    Using assessment data to guide instructional decisions is the core of data-driven teaching practice.

  3. A GED teacher who notices signs of domestic abuse in a student is ethically required to:

    Answer: Follow mandatory reporting protocols as required by law

    Educators are mandated reporters in most US states and must follow proper reporting protocols when abuse is suspected.

  4. Which type of professional collaboration most benefits GED instructors seeking to improve student outcomes?

    Answer: Participating in professional learning communities (PLCs)

    Professional learning communities allow GED teachers to share strategies, analyze student data, and improve instruction collaboratively.

  5. When a GED student disagrees with a grade, the ethical response from the instructor is to:

    Answer: Review the work fairly and explain the grading criteria

    Ethical practice requires fair, transparent grade reviews in which the instructor clearly explains criteria and reasoning.

  6. Which component is typically included in a GED instructor's professional portfolio?

    Answer: Evidence of teaching effectiveness such as lesson plans and student outcome data

    A professional teaching portfolio documents instructional practice and effectiveness through artifacts like lesson plans and assessment results.