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Multilingualism The Diverse ClassroomSet 15

1Why is it important to teach in the Mother Tongue during the early grades?

2When a student is placed in Tier 3, it is important to ensure that she or he is receving services from well trained specialists (i.e., bilingual teacher, ESL teacher, or special education)

3What should be the role of a teacher in meeting the individual differences?

4The role of a teacher in an inclusive classroom is:

5An important principle of inclusive education:

6How do many schools in Spanish-speaking countries serve all students when space is limited?

7What did A. Willig's research investigate?

8What must a teacher provide to embrace expressive movement in the classroom?

9An approach whereby teachers adjust their curriculum and instruction to maximize the learning of all students (e.g., typical learners, English language learners, struggling students, students with disabilities, gifted and talented students); not a single strategy but rather a framework that teachers can use to implement a variety of evidence-based strategies.

10Successful parental engagement helps increase our confidence in managing behavioral and learning challenges of our students.

11A teacher displays a large world map and places stickers on the children's countries of origin, then discusses differences in weather, food, and clothing. What skill is she primarily promoting?

12What is the principle behind RA 10533 or the Enhanced Basic Education Act 2013 stipulating education for all students, with or without disabilities, to learn together?

13Girls start puberty earlier than boys. What is an implication of this to classroom instruction? I. Avoid comparing performance of boys and girls II. Use a differentiated approach to instruction III. Compare boys' and girls' performance to motivate them to perform better

14A teacher should avoid:

15Teachers can promote socialization by

16What is the significance of cultural context in language education?

17Have patience, they come from diverse backgrounds. Some may not use an alphabetic language, or books; they might use symbols or scrolls

18Distance learning occupations forms are

19How does differentiated instruction facilitate peer learning and self-directed learning?

20Name the century in which languages were included in the schools' curricula

21Which of the following is an acceptable initiative conducive to the teacher's making a difference in the achievement of new generations of the country's youth?

22The best support for the teacher to put into place for Layla in the regular education classroom for her to be successful is:

23..... learn best through listening and are able to assimilate spoken information efficiently and speak out in class with confidence

24How does art integration enhance language learning in English?

25An emotionally mature teacher:

26A special and regular education teacher are co-teaching in a 3rd-grade inclusion class. The teachers are collaborating to differentiate reading instruction to ensure all students have access to the curriculum. Which of the following will best allow the teachers to differentiate instruction?

27According to the National Education Policy 2020, which of the following languages will be widely available in schools as options for students to learn?

28A teacher has identified the state standards associated with a unit of study. Of the following, what is the most important consideration to make as she now plans activities for the unit?

29Among the following models of English language learner (ELL) programs in California, which are NOT considered alternative courses of study?

30What instructional activities are best suited for fast learners?

31How can we be sure we are reaching every kid and keeping them awake?

32In Mother Tongue teaching, selecting culturally relevant materials is part of:

33Informal student interviews and peer collaborations that promote the identification and application of student's background knowledge during reading instruction are related to which of the following dimensions of the CLD student biography?

34What is the most effective way to engage a shy student in a discussion-based class?

35What is the primary aim of the FLN (Foundational Literacy and Numeracy) Mission?

36What is bilingual implementation in education?

37What is a good reason to use "voice level zero" in the classroom?

38Learn by seeing. Ex: charts, graphs, graphic organizers, visual-aids such as slideshow presentations. Seeing the word, letter-by-letter.

39What includes students of mixed, or varying, ability?

40How can a school leader evaluate and improve the school curriculum for cultural and racial equity?

41Who are English Language Learners (ELLs)?

42What is considered a disruption in a classroom or activity?

43It demonstrate concern for holistic development of learners.

44How can a teacher show respect for community customs and traditions

45How does student-teacher code-switching support comprehension?

46Funds of knowledge refer to:

47What is a feature of a sheltered ESL class?

48A contextualized model of instruction in the Mother Tongue emphasizes:

49Integrating literacy in health education supports ..... by scaffolding for all learners.

50What was the significance of the 1974 Lau v. Nichols case?

51What is the ideal distribution of participation in a classroom discussion?

52Teaching English varieties in the classroom can be directly beneficial because it:

53What is the importance of recognizing that all children can learn and make progress?

54Why do international students often experience cultural shock when they arrive in a new country?

55In countries where English as a foreign language is being taught, some governments have supported the teaching policy by financing resources and having better trained teachers.

56Which practice is recommended to ensure materials are engaging and relevant for different ages?

57A teacher has a class of ELLs. One group of these Ss never had any formal education in their home countries; the other group did. The teacher differentiates instruction to meet their differing ..... needs.

58As per the National Curriculum Framework (NCF), 2005, Multilingualism in learning a language should be seen as a:

59The physical setup of chairs, tables, and presentation in a classroom can significantly influence learning.

60Interactive instruction most often relies on which classroom feature?

61A student who enjoys brainstorming, observing situations from different perspectives, and group discussion best fits in what profile?