OAE Assessment and Instruction Flashcards
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A student's IEP requires extended time on tests. The classroom teacher is responsible for:
Answer: Implementing the accommodation as written
Teachers are legally required to implement accommodations documented in a student's IEP.
Response to Intervention (RTI) is a framework primarily designed to:
Answer: Provide tiered support to struggling learners early
RTI uses increasing tiers of intervention to support students before referral for special education.
A teacher notices an English learner struggling with academic vocabulary in a math word problem. The most effective support is to:
Answer: Pre-teach key vocabulary and use visuals
Pre-teaching vocabulary and using visuals supports language access without reducing content rigor.
Which practice best reflects effective communication with families about student progress?
Answer: Regular, two-way communication in accessible language
Ongoing, clear, two-way communication builds partnerships that support student learning.
A gifted student finishes assignments quickly and appears bored. The most appropriate instructional response is to:
Answer: Provide enrichment and extension activities
Enrichment and extension challenge gifted learners with deeper or more complex tasks.
When reflecting on practice, a teacher reviews a lesson that fell flat and revises the approach for next time. This describes:
Answer: Reflective practice for professional growth
Reflective practice involves analyzing one's teaching to make ongoing improvements.
A teacher collaborates with a special education co-teacher to deliver instruction to a diverse class. This model is known as:
Answer: Co-teaching in an inclusive setting
Co-teaching pairs educators to jointly serve all students in an inclusive classroom.