Bamrick-Santoyo describes the five phases of “Building Buy-In” with staff prior to implementing data-driven instruction. Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 phases?
All of the following are key actions that make the ‘See It’…
All of the following are key actions that make the ‘See It’ portion of PD effective EXCEPT:
The provided visual is a great example of:
The provided visual is a great example of:
True or False: “A thoughtfully designed intervention address…
True or False: “A thoughtfully designed intervention addresses the learner-centered problem and the associated problem of practice. If effectively implemented, the intervention leads to improved practices, the solution of the learner-centered problem and improved outcomes for students.”
Bamrick-Santoyo identifies all of the following as key facto…
Bamrick-Santoyo identifies all of the following as key factors for effective action plans EXCEPT:
True or False: The first attribute of a good issue for a sch…
True or False: The first attribute of a good issue for a school to investigate is one that is under their direct control.
According to this week’s reading, The Nature of Teacher Lear…
According to this week’s reading, The Nature of Teacher Learning in Collaborative Data Teams, the findings of their study indicate the importance of what crucial factors of effective collaborative data teams?
Which type of assessment is defined as: An assessment FOR le…
Which type of assessment is defined as: An assessment FOR learning; educators use the results to inFORm instruction?
Truth or Myth: Assessments should be ongoing rather than onc…
Truth or Myth: Assessments should be ongoing rather than once a year.
You are testing a sample of water from a local swimming pool…
You are testing a sample of water from a local swimming pool. Your 10-1 final dilution plate has 250 colonies on it. The safety standards for swimming pools state that the water cannot contain more than 200 CFU per milliliter (cells per milliliter). Is the pool you are testing safe to swim in? Why or why not?