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Explore the importance of figurative language in online assessment and its impact on student learning. Learn about various learning styles, grouping strategies, and differentiated instruction techniques to enhance student engagement and achievement.
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Figurative Language Last Man Standing
What is an example of an online assessment? • Zoomerang or Survey Monkey
Name the 4 learning styles. • Kinesthetic, visual, auditory, tactile
What is a way to group students? • Homogenous, heterogeneous, mixed, random, by skill
What is the 4 corners activity? Separate students based on opinion/question; allow to discuss; and report out
Why do we use flexible grouping? To benefit students, increase student achievement, group with similar interests, varied interests
What is the graffiti board? question/prompt on a “board” where students put their answers and respond to others
What is Quizlet? • Online anchor activity for flashcards, self-testing, and vocabulary games
What are anchor activities? • Where students work on various ongoing activities related to the curriculum
What are the 3 main parts of DI? Content, process, product
What is content? • What is going to be taught/objectives
What is process? • The way students learn the content
What are three examples of product? • Will vary: paragraphs, essays, Snickerdoodles, Periodic tables, posters, journals, PPT, lyrics
Name a vocabulary strategy. Frayer Model, 4 Square, LINCS, Vocab. Circles, What am I?, Clue Bags….
Why are some words very large in Wordle? (HINT: What does that mean? • The word(s) is/are used more frequently.
Where are the differentiated strategies located? N: Instructional Information/Special Ed/ Differentiated Instruction
Name a way that reflection and differentiated instruction are linked. • vary
What is one strategy to use with kinesthetic learners? • vary