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Educating All Learners & Professional Practice Flashcards

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  1. During a parent conference, a parent asks why their child is reading books below grade level. The teacher's BEST response is to:

    Answer: Explain the child's current data and describe the instructional plan to build toward grade level

    Sharing data transparently and explaining the instructional plan builds partnership with families and keeps the focus on student growth.

  2. A student with ADHD has difficulty sustaining attention during independent reading. Which accommodation is MOST directly aligned to this need?

    Answer: Break reading into shorter timed segments with brief movement breaks

    Chunking tasks into shorter segments with movement breaks addresses ADHD-related attention challenges while maintaining academic expectations.

  3. A teacher is designing a literacy unit for a class that includes students reading two years below grade level and two years above. Which approach BEST serves all learners?

    Answer: Use a single on-grade text with differentiated supports and extensions

    Using a common text with scaffolded supports and extensions allows all learners to engage with grade-level content at appropriate challenge levels.

  4. Which professional behavior BEST reflects ethical responsibilities outlined in teacher codes of conduct?

    Answer: Maintaining confidentiality of student records and discussing concerns through proper channels

    Teacher codes of conduct require confidentiality of student information and use of appropriate professional channels for concerns.

  5. A school adopts a new evidence-based reading curriculum. A teacher disagrees with some elements. The MOST professional response is to:

    Answer: Implement the curriculum while documenting concerns to share with administration

    Implementing adopted curriculum while professionally voicing concerns through appropriate channels balances fidelity and professional advocacy.

  6. Which of the following is an example of formative assessment in an ELAR classroom?

    Answer: Exit tickets asking students to summarize the main idea of a passage

    Exit tickets are low-stakes, frequent checks that provide immediate feedback to guide next-day instruction — a hallmark of formative assessment.

  7. A teacher wants to collaborate with the school's speech-language pathologist to support a student with language delays. Which action is MOST appropriate?

    Answer: Co-plan lessons that align classroom literacy goals with the student's therapy objectives

    Co-planning with the SLP creates consistency between therapy and classroom instruction, maximizing benefit for the student.