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TEXAS TEACHERS ASSESSMENT 4 QUESTIONSAND ANSWERS UPDATED 2024-2025.
What does flexible grouping allow? ANS -For learning that is appropriately challenging and avoids
labeling a student's readiness as static.
True/False: Differentiating content requires that students be pretested. ANS -True- because it can help
you identify which students do and don't require direct instruction.
Identify the four factors you should consider when planning differentiated lessons? ANS -student
readiness to learn, student background, student learning style, student interest.
Why is differentiation of process necessary for English Language Learners? ANS -Because they need
sheltered instruction and language supports to understand and make sense of content.
In which of the following scenarios is the teacher differentiating the learning environment: ANS -Ms.
Gonzalez, a fifth-grade reading teacher has a variety of reading "nooks" in the room. During silent
reading time, some students sit in bean bag chairs, others on the floor with blankets and pillows, some
in desks and a few outside in the hallway right outside her room.
Which of the following is an example of differentiating the product for students in a fifth-grade reading
class who are supposed to read and describe the parts of a story in a book they've read? ANS -Providing
some students with a story map after they read the book to outline the events of the story, allowing
kinesthetic or tactile learners the opportunity to rewrite the book as a skit and perform it for the class,
and letting visual learners draw out the events of the book and deliver a presentation on the visuals.
Differentiation of the curriculum falls into what three main categories? ANS -content, process, product
How does blended learning meet the diverse needs of students in a classroom? ANS -Because it allows
students the opportunity to control the time, pace, path, and pace of their learning so they can be
engaged both in and out of the classroom.
What is the main purpose for understanding and using the ISTE Standards for Teachers, Students,
Coaches and Administrators? ANS -Allows for the successful implementation of digital strategies that
impact learning, teaching, and working in a digital world.
, Which of these is NOT an example of how to teach/incorporate digital citizenship into the classroom?
ANS -A history teacher has decided to use digital textbooks in his classroom. During the first week of
class he explains to students how to access and read the digital text in a meaningful way.
When using technology in the classroom, what should teachers consider first before using it? ANS -
Curricular learning objectives.
Mrs. Jacobs wants her students to collaborate, communicate, and submit work online for a group
project they need to work on both in and outside of class. Which of the following tools could best help
her achieve these goals? ANS -Learning management systems like Edmodo and Schoology.
Identify which of the following tools can help you build your Professional Learning Network: ANS -
Facebook, Twitter, & Blogs
True/False: A teacher wants to incorporate technology into his/her own classroom but is afraid and isn't
sure where to begin. A recommendation you could make is to have him/her review their course
objectives and decide where technology could be substituted to achieve the same goals. ANS -True
because the teacher should always consider the learning objectives first and then start small with a
lesson he/she is comfortable with.
Ms. Jackson, middle school science teacher has placed students in groups of three. She has provided
each group with a tablet. For their assignment, students are taken outside and asked to take
photographs of plant life and insects. As a group, they will then have to try and use what they've learned
about environmental science to research and label the plants and insects. Ms. Jackson would like
students to be able to collaborate on the final product and share their images for all to have access to
the information for future reference. Which of the following tools would BEST help her achieve these
goals? ANS -Students can use Padlet or create a Wiki to post their labeled pictures and create a
pinboard or permanent webpage with their findings.
What makes a classroom group and collaboration successful? ANS -Flexible norms, trust, and
community
Mr. Rodriguez has been working with ESL students on writing complete sentences with a subject and
verb. After reading students first three sentences, Mr. Rodriguez realizes that about sixty percent of the
students have mastered this objective but about 8 students are still struggling. He asks students to work
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