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Using Technology to Enhance Instruction and Assessment Flashcards

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  1. A teacher wants to provide students with immediate feedback on a multiple-choice vocabulary quiz. Which tool is MOST appropriate for this purpose?

    Answer: A student response system (clicker) or polling app

    Student response systems and polling apps provide real-time, automatic feedback the moment students submit answers.

  2. Which practice BEST demonstrates digital citizenship as part of a technology-integrated lesson?

    Answer: Teaching students to evaluate source credibility before citing online content

    Evaluating source credibility is a core digital citizenship skill that prepares students to navigate online information responsibly.

  3. A student with a visual impairment needs to access a digital text. Which accessibility feature should the teacher enable FIRST?

    Answer: Screen reader software

    Screen reader software converts on-screen text to audio, making digital content fully accessible for students with visual impairments.

  4. A teacher uses a learning management system (LMS) to post assignments and grades. What is the PRIMARY instructional benefit of this practice?

    Answer: It provides a centralized, always-accessible hub for course materials and feedback

    An LMS centralizes resources, assignments, and grades so students and families can access them at any time, improving transparency and organization.

  5. When selecting an educational app for classroom use, a teacher should PRIMARILY consider which factor?

    Answer: Whether the app aligns with learning objectives and is age-appropriate

    Alignment with learning objectives ensures the technology serves instructional goals rather than providing entertainment alone.

  6. A teacher records short instructional videos for students to watch at home so class time can be used for guided practice. This approach is called:

    Answer: A flipped classroom model

    The flipped classroom model moves direct instruction to homework via video so class time is freed for collaborative, applied practice.

  7. Which action BEST protects student data privacy when using an online educational tool?

    Answer: Selecting tools that comply with COPPA and FERPA requirements

    Tools that comply with COPPA and FERPA are legally required to protect minors' data and educational records.