
MTSS Game
Quiz by Jessica Roberts
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includes Teacher and Student dashboards
Measure skillsfrom any curriculum
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from any curriculum
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10 questions
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- Q1What would be the BEST INTERVENTION for the following scenario: A student is absent for several days in a row due to a family emergency. When they return to your class, they are behind and seem overwhelmed.RetestingOrganizational StrategiesGuided NotesReteaching Individual Students45s
- Q2What would be the BEST INTERVENTION for the following scenario: Andrew, a student in your 2nd hour class, has several missing assignments and it seems they are accumulating quickly.Daily Use of PlannerUtilizing Google ClassroomPurposeful GroupingExtended time on assignments45s
- Q3What would be the BEST INTERVENTION for the following scenario: You notice that in your 5th hour, comprised of mainly Freshman students, many of them are having trouble keeping track of everything they need to do for the classes they have.Extended Time on AssessmentsDaily Use of PlannerMaking Thinking VisibleDifferentiation by Lesson45s
- Q4What would be the BEST INTERVENTION for the following scenario: After grading a quick formative assessment to gather a better understanding of what your students are comprehending, you notice that several students are doing well. And yet, a few are struggling with 2 particular concepts that you have recently taught.Differentiation using small groupsReteaching students using outside of classUtilizing Google ClassroomRetesting45s
- Q5What would be the BEST INTERVENTION for the following scenario: Students have been asking if you provide tutorial before or after school, because they are hoping to get more one-on-one time to alleviate misconceptions regarding content.Reteaching Students Outside of ClassEliminating questions on assessmentsUtilizing Google ClassroomScaffolding the Writing Process45s
- Q6What would be the BEST INTERVENTION for the following scenario: There is a Unit test tomorrow, and four students in your 4th hour have missed a few days over this time frame for school related absences. You want to know if they have learned the material, but are worried about the material they may not have mastered fully while out.Eliminating Questions on an AssessmentExtended Time on AssessmentsGuided NotesDifferentiation by Lesson45s
- Q7What would be the BEST INTERVENTION for the following scenario: You are trying to find a way to understand if students achieved a learning goal, but are certain that 11 students will have a difficult time if you assign an essay to demonstrate learning.RetestingScaffolding the Writing ProcessOrganization StrategiesPurposeful Grouping45s
- Q8What would be the BEST INTERVENTION for the following scenario: For the past the assessments, a small group of 3 students, always the same individuals are working to the very last minute of class to complete the test.RetestingGuided NotesExtended time on assessmentsEliminating questions on assessments45s
- Q9What would be the BEST INTERVENTION for the following scenario: Students are expressing having a hard time deciding what material to write down for notes, and are missing important concepts you are hoping they pick up on before the end of the Unit.Making Thinking VisibleOrganization StrategiesReteaching Students Outside of ClassGuided Notes45s
- Q10What would be the BEST INTERVENTION for the following scenario: Students are at different levels within the same 3rd hour class, but you are deciding a method that would be best to ensure learning happens during a an activity that they will need to grasp before you move on in your Unit.Purposeful GroupingDifferentiating the AssignmentDifferentiation Using Small GroupsDifferentiation by Lesson45s