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TExES PPR EC-12 Competencies (Competency 1- 13) Key Terms Study Guide Solutions Competency 1 (Domain 1 - Instruction, Assessment, & Student Learning) - ANSWER- Learning Development Stages of learning (Piaget, Erikson...) Lifelong learning Positive environment Developmentally appropriate Self-esteem Scaffolding Moral development Competency 2 (Domain 1 - Instruction, Assessment, & Student Learning) - ANSWER- Student Diversity Copyright ©EMILLYCHARLOTE 2025 ACADEMIC YEAR, ALL RIGHTS...

TExES Pedagogy and Professional Responsibilities (PPR) (160) Practice Questions - Instruction and Assessment Questions and Answers 100% Pass Students who are taught to tie their own shoes can then tie any pair of shoes without being retaught. This cognitive ability is known as: A scaffolding. B reasoning. C transfer. D fer. - ANSWER- Mr. Baker's school is located in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Most of his students have never been to the ocean, nor have they experienced tide...

PPR (160) EXAM SAMPLE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS a high school teacher smells marijuana on a student. what should the teacher do? - ANSWER-teacher should send to the principal a great way to teach about literature circles? - ANSWER-peer-reviewed article question about percentile: - ANSWER-90%, scored less than you how do you teach 2nd graders the suns apparent movement? - ANSWER-observe the shadow throughout the day a teacher asks why another teacher has been out for a while... - A...

PPR Exam 160 Study Guide Solutions Mrs McCaffery is discussing typical sequence of physical development in adolescence. Shes aware that the timing and rate at which puberty occurs vary widely. These differences mean that some of McCafferys students may be completely mature while others have not begun puberty - ANSWER-have less self confidence Mrs McCaffery is discussing typical sequence of physical development in adolescence. Shes aware that the timing and rate at which puberty occurs va...

PPR Exam EC-12 160 Notes Updated 2024 Constructivist Models - ANSWER-• Student is responsible for their learning • Students construct information and learn by taking personal responsibility • Student construct from the information you give them answers and problem solving. Interdisciplinary Learning or Cross Content Leaning - ANSWER-• Different ways and angles to learn about a topic. • All the same thing • How would I solve this problem? • Math and Science • Reading a...

TExES Pedagogy and Professional Responsibilities (PPR) (160) Practice Questions - Positive and Productive Classrooms Practice Questions and Answers 100% Pass Which of the following focuses is most appropriate for supporting a culture of high expectations? A academic awards B growth C testing D grades - ANSWER-growth Copyright ©EMILLYCHARLOTE 2025 ACADEMIC YEAR, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Page 2/54 The basic needs of a human, such as hunger and thirst, must be met before a person can mo...

TExES Pedagogy and Professional Responsibilities (PPR) (160) Practice Questions - Professional Roles and Responsibilities with Correct Answers Leo, a sixth-grade student in Ms. Hane's class, has recently been acting out in class more than usual. He makes inappropriate comments and yells out incorrect answers to confuse students. Ms. Hane wants to initiate a Behavioral Intervention Plan (BIP). What should she do first? A Ask a parent or guardian questions to complete a form about Leo t...

TExES PPR 160: Domain 3 Exam Study Guide a teacher's communicative effectiveness incorporates - ANSWER--clear communication in general classroom transactions as well as communication techniques for promoting student learning -teacher's awareness of how listening and speaking competencies can be used artfully to engage students meaningfully in lessons and in day to day classroom discourse the effectiveness of teacher communication is directly linked to - ANSWER-creation of a product...

EC-12 PPR (160) EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 100% PASS As Mrs. Matthews, an ELAR teacher, grades a required composition, she writes a note concerning each of her students' work. According to research on instructional feedback, which elements would be the best method for providing feedback to students? - ANSWER-using an established rubric with further notes of the specific positives and informing the student about the specific errors that need to be addressed "rubri...

TExES: Pedagogy & Professional Responsibilities (160) - Vocab/Terms Study Guide parent involvement - ANSWER-For low-income families, programs offering home visits are more successful in involving parents. Frequent and effective communication from the school increases involvement. Parents are more likely to become involved when educators assist parents in helping their children with their schoolwork. Educators and administrators must receive professional training on working with parents. T...