SIOP #8

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1.
1 point
Include multiple ways a teacher may observe a student's language proficiency and content knowledge. For example, they could demonstrate proficiency through a piece of writing, active participation in a group activity, or insightful questions asked during discussion.
2.
1 point
Summative assessment is a math tool used in elementary school.
3.
4 points
Select the four Features of the Review and Assessment Component
4.
1 point
These assessments involve on the spot, ongoing opportunities for measuring student abilities. This includes teacher observations, anecdotal reports, teacher-to-student and student-to-student conversations, or quick-writes and brainstorming.
5.
1 point
Includes standardized testing, both norm-referenced (against the population), and criterion referenced (against content/skill goals).
6.
1 point
These assessments are characterized by application to real life situations.
7.
1 point
Include different ways of determining student performances, such as written pieces, audiotapes, student and parent interviews, videotapes, observations, creative work and art, discussion, performance, oral group responses, and so forth.
8.
1 point
Written repetition of new vocabulary, such as through writing the words out 10 times in a workbook, promote long term retention of new terms.
9.
1 point
Isolated word lists and dictionary definitions are an effective way to promote vocabulary and language development.
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1 point
Formative assessment is used to form students into better students, and give them guidance about their results in an ongoing way.
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2 points
The purpose of _____ is to increase quality.
The purpose of _____ is to judge quality.