SLQ Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment 3

Question 1

Which intervention framework organizes student support into three tiers based on the intensity of need?

Accepted Answer

Response to Intervention (RTI) / MTSS

Answer

Bloom's Taxonomy

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Universal Design for Learning

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Instructional Rounds

Question 2

What is 'instructional coherence' in a school context?

Accepted Answer

A unified, focused approach to curriculum and instruction aligned to the school's learning goals

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All teachers using the same teaching style

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Eliminating elective courses to focus on core subjects

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Ensuring all students take the same courses

Question 3

A teacher consistently uses open-ended questions that require students to justify their answers. This practice develops which skill?

Accepted Answer

Critical thinking and reasoning

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Rote memorization

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Test-taking strategy

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Phonemic awareness

Question 4

Which practice is most effective for ensuring equitable grading that accurately reflects student mastery?

Accepted Answer

Using standards-based grading that separates academic mastery from behavior

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Grading on a curve to ensure a distribution

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Giving extra credit for non-academic tasks

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Assigning most of the grade to homework completion

Question 5

Which term describes informal, non-evaluative classroom visits by a principal followed by brief, growth-oriented feedback?

Accepted Answer

Walkthrough

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Formal observation

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Instructional rounds

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Peer evaluation

Question 6

A school leader wants to improve the quality of student writing school-wide. Which approach is most comprehensive?

Accepted Answer

Implementing a school-wide writing framework with cross-curricular integration and shared rubrics

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Assigning more writing homework

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Hiring a writing coach for the English department only

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Purchasing new grammar textbooks