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Pedagogy - ANSWERSthe art, science, or profession of teaching Chunk It - ANSWERSTeach it bits at a time, to study for a test. You should teach your students this way to prepare them for tests. Why (insert curse words here) am I teaching? - ANSWERSmy beliefs, my philosophy, my mission, what motivated me to get into teaching, my past experiences with college students teaching them Microbiology Lab, Biology II lecture, and Biology I lecture, seeing the lightbulbs go on in students eyes as they get it for the first time and see them having fun playing educational games as they master information they never thought they could possibly understand in a million years How Is It Tested? - ANSWERSyou read a scenario and then answering questions. Scenarios. There are 2-3 questions per scenario. Think common sense. Read the scenario three times. You will see something different in each scenario each time you read it. Read each scenario three time because they are trying to trick you. If anyone told you that life is fair, in the pedagogy world they lied to you. Analyze the data in each graph and chart. Look at it multiple times, because each time you look at it you will see something new and think, "Wow wait I didn't see that before!" Churn and burn with tunnel vision leads to - ANSWERSburnout Are the PPR Exam question real world application questions? - ANSWERSNo. The PPR Exam questions are theoretical questions about a situation "in a perfect world." A middle school science teacher notices that a student's grades are a little bit lower than usual, since the class began a Chemistry unit. To best facilitate communication with the student's parents, the teacher should - ANSWERScall the parents as soon as possible regarding the matter. If a question has an answer choice of "contact the parents" in it - ANSWERS9 out of 10 times you will choose the option to "contact the parent." Think, "in a perfect world" where parents care about their children, pick up the phone, are polite, and want the absolute best for their children no matter what and care what their children's behavior and grades are at all times. Forget about the parents who don't return your calls after you've called them 47 times. Forget about the parents who are incarcerated. Operate as if it i