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8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 1/18 CH 1 Quiz Due Aug 25 at 11:59pm Points 100 Questions 25 Time Limit 45 Minutes Allowed Attempts Unlimited Instructions Attempt History Attempt Time Score KEPT Attempt 2 6 minutes 88 out of 100 LATEST Attempt 2 6 minutes 88 out of 100 Attempt 1 19 minutes 72 out of 100  Correct answers are hidden. Score for this attempt: 88 out of 100 Read Chapter 1, then complete this quiz. The quiz is not proctored. Time limit is 45 minutes. You may retake the quiz if you are not satisfied with your score. The highest score will be saved. Take the Quiz Again 

8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 2/18 Submitted Aug 24 at 11:52am This attempt took 6 minutes. 4 / 4 pts Question 1 Teachers across the nation earn different wages; this is likely due to ______. state legislatures allocating educational budgets only after all other state expenditures and financial obligations have been approved the cost of living being higher in areas that offer a higher wage states in the Northeast paying more because they value education more than states in the South 0 / 4 pts Question 2 Incorrect Incorrect The ISTE Standards for Teachers require teachers to be able to design and develop digital-age learning experiences and assessments for students. Which of the following scenarios would be sufficient under that standard? Require students to use computers to complete research over early explorers.

8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 3/18 Use iPads in the classroom to take a virtual field trip of Jamestown as part of your unit of study and facilitate small-group discussions about their experience shortly thereafter using questioning guides. Require students to keep their mobile technology devices in their lockers so they do not disrupt your lecture over ancient Mesopotamia. Show a recently released Pixar movie to your class as a reward for meeting their reading goal challenge. 4 / 4 pts Question 3 Juan earned a teaching license in one state but wants to teach in another state. Which teaching field would most likely be in demand in another state? preschool mathematics physical education elementary education

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8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 4/18 4 / 4 pts Question 4 Stephanie was hired to teach pre-K at Littlefield Elementary in June. Class does not start until mid- August, but Stephanie has been at the school preparing her classroom, creating learning centers, writing curriculum plans, and cleaning. The best explanation for this would likely be which of the following? Stephanie is extrinsically motivated in hopes of winning the Rookie of the Year trophy for the district later that spring. Stephanie is intrinsically motivated and excited to prepare for her first year of teaching in this new school and is committed to giving her best effort. Stephanie is overly obsessed with her new job and needs to calm down before she burns herself out in this profession during her first year. Stephanie is trying to make a good impression with her new principal since she is on a temporary contract. She won’t have to work this hard to prepare next year.

8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 5/18 4 / 4 pts Question 5 Teaching is a unique profession because the expectation is that a first-year teacher will have the same desired outcomes as a veteran teacher, even though there may be a span of 20 or more years of experience between the two. True False 4 / 4 pts Question 6 Stephan just taught a lesson in mathematics on fractions and their meaning. He wants to follow up with real-world applications of fractions and their meaning. He decides to work with a colleague in science to design a lesson that both can use in their departmentalized elementary classrooms. This is an example of ______. collaboration dual license dual teaching establishing a professional learning community

8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 6/18 4 / 4 pts Question 7 Enrique is in the second year of his teacher education program. His plan is to graduate with his bachelor’s degree and elementary education licensure in two years. Which of the following will probably not be a step toward his goals? completion of a clinical practice setting experience shadowing principals in their school settings passage of licensure exam(s) completing field hours observing and interacting with children in a variety of settings 4 / 4 pts Question 8 As a new teacher, everything you need to know about the curriculum will be outlined and addressed for your classes in the textbooks and academic standards you are given at the start of the school year. True False

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8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 7/18 0 / 4 pts Question 9 Incorrect Incorrect The ISTE Standards for Teachers require teachers to be able to design and develop digital-age learning experiences and assessments for students. Which of the following scenarios would not be sufficient under that standard? use iPads in the classroom to take a virtual field trip of Jamestown as part of your unit of study, and facilitate small-group discussions about their experience shortly thereafter using questioning guides show a DVD on the SMART Board about mammals and verbally ask students questions about the film as a concluding activity require students to develop web quests over their assigned topics of study, and provide an assessment rubric to guide them as they create those web quests using a mobile computer lab, require students to complete research over their assigned explorer, summarize their findings using digital graphic organizers, and then present those to the class using the SMART Board

8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 8/18 4 / 4 pts Question 10 Juan has taken his subject-level test for elementary education certification two different times and has yet to meet the cut score of 240 to pass the test. He is very discouraged and thinking of changing his major due to his struggle with passing the required assessment. What course of action should Juan follow? Juan is being discriminated against in these culturally biased examinations. He should write a letter to the office of licensure exams demanding that they reduce the bias in their assessment items. Juan should spend a semester volunteering in a classroom and retaking core education pedagogy course work so he can better prepare to take the examination again the following semester. Juan should change his major. This roadblock in his education program is a strong indication that he is not bright enough to serve as a successful teacher. Juan should speak with his adviser about test-prep strategies, develop a study group with fellow classmates, and try to pass the test again. He should not give up on his dream of becoming a teacher. 4 / 4 pts Question 11

8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 9/18 Julie is denied admission into a teacher education program because she does not meet the required 2.5 GPA for the university. She decides to take several more psychology and social science courses to increase her GPA so she can enter the program next semester. Can Julie still become a successful teacher? No, Julie clearly does not value education or demonstrate the required academic aptitude to enter this profession. Yes, if she asks for academic forgiveness and selectively chooses classes to ensure her GPA is increased. Yes, Julie’s grades could be due to a variety of reasons and factors. Her past academic performance is not the sole indicator of her ability to succeed as a teacher. No, Julie’s transcript from her first semesters of college will show her lack of dedication to the profession, and she will never be taken seriously as a professional. 4 / 4 pts Question 12 One of the many benefits of earning national certification by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) is allowing the certification process to improve your teaching and the

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8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 10/18 performance of your students with thorough ______. reflection and evaluation professional development and application writing and reflection planning and evaluating 4 / 4 pts Question 13 Alexis has just obtained her first teaching job. Which of the following organizations will she likely consider joining? IBEW CAEP NEA NCATE

8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 11/18 4 / 4 pts Question 14 Which of the following scenarios might best explain why there is a shortage of special education teachers? Nathan, a special education teacher in an ED classroom, earns a 5% pay bump for teaching in that position in his district. Shelly argues against a common stereotype—that special education teachers have fewer students and therefore do not work as hard as regular education teachers—with a coworker in the teacher’s lounge. Susan says her correspondence with the parents of her special education students is every bit as demanding as her full day of teaching the students themselves! David works specifically with students who have behavioral and learning disabilities. He works long hours in a very demanding environment, with students who sometimes physically harm themselves and/or others in the vicinity. 4 / 4 pts Question 15 Which of the following is a type of intrinsic reward in the teaching profession?

8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 12/18 Daryl is excited to arrive at school to park in his Teacher of the Year parking spot near the front door. Judy looks forward to returning to work to check her email full of praises from the parents she will work with this year. Jim is looking forward to facilitating another lively discussion with his seventh-grade history students. Tamika is hoping that this is the year she will be selected as Teacher of the Year for Longview Elementary School. 4 / 4 pts Question 16 While being interviewed for a fifth-grade social studies position, Julia was asked a specific question about the Common Core Standards for that grade level and subject area. Julia was prepared for her interview and able to answer specific questions about the content referred to in the interview question because she had reviewed it ahead of time. This type of question in interviews is normal and can be expected. True False

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8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 13/18 4 / 4 pts Question 17 Amelia is considering entering the field of teaching. She has a bachelor’s degree, but not a teaching degree or certificate. Which route to becoming a teacher would probably be the best to meet her professional goal of becoming a teacher? enroll in a MAT program take the licensure exam and become licensed through that route return to undergraduate course work and pursue a second bachelor’s degree in teaching enlist in the military and pursue the Troops to Teachers program 4 / 4 pts Question 18 In which of the following statements is a joy of teaching documented? The best teachers work in the geographic area where they were raised. The best teachers receive a paycheck that adequately compensates the amount of effort they give to the profession.

8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 14/18 The best teachers truly enjoy working with children and youth to impact learning. The best teachers work to find jobs in high-achieving districts. 4 / 4 pts Question 19 If you have a degree in elementary education and a certification to teach from your state, you can easily move to any state in the United States and begin teaching in your field. True False 4 / 4 pts Question 20 Teaching is a demanding profession. Which of the following would be an example of the demands of the profession? obtaining a job close to your home being able to enroll your children at the school in which you are employed analyzing data about student learning and your teaching

8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 15/18 completing all lesson plans during your planning period 4 / 4 pts Question 21 Roderick taught a lesson about multiplying and dividing fractions that did not meet his expectations for student learning. After talking to his mentor teacher and a partner teacher next door, he had several suggestions and a handful of new manipulatives that they advised him to use in his reteaching of the concept the next day. What method of storing this information might be useful for Roderick in the future? Roderick should document what went wrong in his professional portfolio, along with pictures of the confused students in his classroom. Roderick does not need to document anything about this experience. The ideas were rich and met his need, so he will remember them. Roderick should reflect and write about what went well and what did not go well in a lesson reflection journal, then add the advice to try during reteaching, as well as the names of the new manipulatives suggested by his colleagues.

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8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 16/18 Roderick should blog about this lesson on his class web page and suggest that parents make sure the students get a full night’s rest and eat a good breakfast so they can apply themselves and try harder tomorrow. 4 / 4 pts Question 22 Which of the following explanations details why this scenario is not an example of an extrinsic reward ? A teacher decides to pursue a graduate degree in reading after experiencing the joy of teaching reading. This is not an example of an extrinsic reward because the teacher is having to pay money to get something in return. This is not an extrinsic reward because the teacher received joy from the teaching experience, which is an external reward. This is not an example of an extrinsic reward because it implies more work on the part of the teacher. This is not an example of an extrinsic reward because the motivation to act comes from within rather than from external sources.

8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 17/18 4 / 4 pts Question 23 Sarah completed her education degree in secondary English and is hoping to find a job in her hometown. She is unwilling to move to another city because she wants to remain near her family and friends. She takes a résumé to all the area secondary schools, but there are no openings for secondary English at this time. To improve her chances of getting a job, Sarah should consider ______. going back to the university to take course work toward a master’s degree while waiting on her dream job in her hometown to open up applying to area towns where she would be willing to commute in hopes of finding a job in her subject area working in a job unrelated to her degree or subject matter expertise until the local high school English teacher eventually retires taking more licensure tests in other subject matter areas that she is less passionate about in hopes of settling into another type of teaching job in her hometown

8/24/23, 11:52 AM CH 1 Quiz: INTRO TO TEACHING (FA23/Online) https://panola.instructure.com/courses/1138001/quizzes/1632799 18/18 4 / 4 pts Question 24 Teaching is a rewarding profession because it gives you the opportunity to spend time with and support your family, positively impact the future, and find a sense of personal worth. True False 0 / 4 pts Question 25 Incorrect Incorrect After graduation, Kelsey is unable to find a job in her chosen field of preschool. She knows she wants to teach preschool children. Which licensure area should she consider adding to allow her to still work with preschool children? English Language Learners language arts elementary education math Quiz Score: 88 out of 100

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