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NYSTCE Multi-Subject: Teachers of Childhood (221/222/245) Flashcards

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  1. Which of the following best describes the purpose of an Individualized Education Program (IEP)?

    Answer: To outline specific educational goals, services, and accommodations for a student with a disability

    An IEP is a legally binding document that specifies tailored goals, related services, and accommodations for a student with a disability.

  2. A teacher uses think-pair-share during a lesson. Which instructional benefit does this strategy primarily provide?

    Answer: It promotes student engagement and collaborative discourse

    Think-pair-share increases participation by giving all students time to think individually before sharing with a partner and then the class.

  3. Which concept refers to a teacher's belief in their own ability to positively impact student learning?

    Answer: Teacher efficacy

    Teacher efficacy is the belief that one's instructional actions can meaningfully affect student achievement.

  4. A teacher adjusts the pace, depth, and materials of a lesson to meet the needs of advanced learners. This is an example of:

    Answer: Differentiated instruction

    Differentiated instruction involves tailoring content, process, and product to meet individual learners' needs, including those of advanced students.

  5. Which of the following is the primary purpose of using anchor activities in a differentiated classroom?

    Answer: To provide meaningful work for students who complete assigned tasks before others

    Anchor activities are independent tasks that students move to when they finish assigned work, keeping all learners productively engaged.

  6. Which instructional framework emphasizes teaching content-specific vocabulary before, during, and after reading?

    Answer: Content-Area Literacy Instruction

    Content-area literacy instruction explicitly teaches discipline-specific vocabulary and reading strategies within subject areas.

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