Imagine you're a teacher. What tools or strategies do you think you’d need to help students learn effectively?
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Tell me what you recall about Bloom's Taxonomy?
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What differences do you notice about the old Bloom's Taxonomy chart and the 2001 updated chart?
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Which strategy are you the least familar with?
1. I am least familiar with generating and testing hypothesis.
2. I’m familiar with them all
3. reinforcing effort & providing recognition
4. Similari and differences
5. I am least familiar with generating and testing hypothesis
6. Reinforcing effort & providing recognition
7. Generating and testing hypothesis
8. Generating and testing hypothesis
9. Generating and testing hypothesis
10. Identifying Similarities and Differences
11. I am least familiar with nonlinguistic representations
12. Generating and testing hypothesis
13. Generating & testing hypothesis
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Use your graphic organizer to create a cheat sheet.
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Which of Marzano’s instructional strategies helps students recognize patterns and make connections through visual tools like graphic organizers?
1. Cooperative Learning
2. Reinforcing Effort and Providing Recognition
3. Nonlinguistic Representations
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How does Marzano’s strategy of "Reinforcing Effort and Providing Recognition" impact student motivation and achievement?
1. B) It ensures students only receive rewards for perfect performance
2. C) It reduces the need for teacher feedback by focusing on self-assessment
3. A) It helps students develop a growth mindset and persist through challenges
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Which of the following best describes the cognitive benefits of summarizing and note-taking in Marzano’s framework?
1. A) Encouraging students to restate content exactly as presented to reinforce accuracy.
2. C) Allowing students to record only key terms without explanation to focus on efficiency.
3. B) Requiring students to analyze, synthesize, and condense information to deepen comprehension.
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Why is "Setting Objectives and Providing Feedback" crucial for student success?
1. It gives students a clear direction and helps them track their progress
2. It ensures students memorize information without needing real-world application
3. It reduces the need for differentiated instruction in the classroom
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What is a best practice for ensuring feedback is meaningful and improves student learning?
1. Providing immediate and specific feedback that helps students understand their progress and next steps.
2. Waiting until the end of a unit to provide feedback so students can reflect on their overall performance.
3. Giving general praise such as "good job" to boost student confidence without overwhelming them with details.
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A farmer plants three types of crops. Each crop is grown in equal sections of a 12-acre field. If the farmer wants to reserve 1/4 of the field for rotation, how much land can be used for planting each crop?
Which DOK level does this problem BEST represent?
1. DOK 3 – Strategic Thinking
2. DOK 2 – Skills & Concepts
3. DOK 4 – Extended Thinking
4. DOK 1 – Recall
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A group of students is designing a small business model and needs to determine their pricing structure. They consider cost of goods, labor, and desired profit margins to set fair prices. What makes this a DOK 4 task?
1. It requires basic calculations of addition and multiplication to find total costs.
2. It asks students to explain how they solved a basic multiplication equation related to cost.
3. It challenges students to analyze, apply multiple math concepts, and justify a real-world decision.