Teaching Social Studies Test 1 (Ch.1-5)

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Long range planning requires first to...

read the state curriculum standards.

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The culmination of a unit is when...

students share what they have learned.

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Which of the following is a goal?

-TSW identify the causes of the American Revolution

-TSW become a participatory citizen

-TSW compare compare the advantages of the north/south at the beginning of the Civil War

-TSW orally recite the first paragraph of the Declaration of Independence

TSW become a participatory citizen

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In planning, the term "unit" best describes...

a plan of sequential progression of lessons that are related to a theme

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Differentiated instruction aims to...

teach students who have a wide range of abilities.

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Alignment to the curriculum occurs...

when standards/objectives, activities, and evaluation are matched.

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The Backward Curriculum Design emphasizes initially putting more attention on...

assessment.

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In writing lesson plans, teachers...

often are not detailed enough.

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KWL is an instructional strategy for...

finding out what students already know about a topic.

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In planning, teachers should...

take the opportunity to build on students' interests, depending on circumstances.

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If the teacher says, "Today we're going to hear a story about Jose, who got into trouble; think about how you feel as I read," it is most likely an example of....

role playing.

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Problem solving modes of teaching are most closely associated with which of the following?

-Values education

-Citizenship education

-Direct teaching

-The scientific method

The scientific method

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The teaching strategy in which the emphasis is on having students identify problems, generate hypotheses, and then collect data to support or reject the hypotheses is...

inquiry.

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The direct teaching model is most closely related to...

lecturing.

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The skills needed to find information are best taught by...

direct teaching.

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The most important implication of Gardner's intelligences suggests that teachers should consider...

using a wide variety of teaching methods.

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Cooperative learning is used for...

helping students to learn both content and skills.

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The most serious problem in cooperative learning is...

the lack of accountability of students.

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The direct teaching model of instruction should...

be used when appropriate.

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Critics think teachers use too much...

recitation.

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Type of objective test item that is most appropriate for measuring the recall of capitals of states...

Short answer of completion

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Type of objective test item that is most appropriate for distinguishing between fact and opinion statements...

True-false or alternative response

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Type of objective test item that is most appropriate for relating inventors to their inventions...

matching

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Type of objective test item that is most appropriate for selecting the best reason that the North won the Civil War...

Multiple-choice

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Classify the question using Bloom's taxonomy: "How would you define 'de facto'?"

understand

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Classify the question using Bloom's taxonomy: "What are the three main branches of the federal government?"

remember

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Classify the question using Bloom's taxonomy: "Should the principal be allowed to search student lockers for drugs?"

evaluate

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Classify the question using Bloom's taxonomy: "Add three lines to this statement: Being an American is..."

create

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Value-added measures appear to be...

increasing.

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The most difficult objective questions for teachers to write are...

multiple choice.

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Oral history in the schools is...

student-produced historical accounts that were obtained from oral sources.

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Learning about time...

can be started in the primary grades with emphasis on concrete instruction on clocks and calendars.

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Which is not recommended in teaching time?

Teachers should use terms such as the twentieth century.

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Which is not an example of developing the sense of chronology?

-Drawing a picture of one's family.

-Having daily schedules.

-Emphasis on the past, present, and future in a story

-Using classroom calendars

Drawing a picture of one's family

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A debated issue in primary grades social studies is...

should topics like the Holocaust be taught.

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To ensure that students understand historical fiction,

have students make a timeline of the events in the story.

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Students participating in History Day...

use primary sources.

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Which is not a concern using a primary document?

The artifact was used in the home.

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Which is not a prime advantage of using a timeline?

Shows multicultural perspective

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The current trend in the elementary social studies curriculum is to emphasize even more...

history and geography.