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Ontario Mathematics Proficiency Test - Pedagogy / Study
Guide Actual Questions and Answers (A+ Guide Solution)
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Terms in this set (58)
How many fundamental 7
principles of assessment and
evaluation are there?
(1) fair, transparent, equitable (2)support all students (3)
What are the fundamental plan to relate to curriculum, interests, learning styles,
principles of assessment and needs, preferences (4) clearly communicate with
evaluation? students and parents (5) ongoing, varied, over a period
of time (6) ongoing descriptive feedback (7) develop
self-assessment skills
Does fairness = sameness? no
take responsibility for behaviour, commitments within
What is responsibility as a
learning skill? learning environment, and hands in work on time
create and follow plan to complete work, prioritize and
What is organization as a
learning skill? time management, use info and tech to complete tasks
What is independent work independently monitor, assess, revise plans to complete
as a learning skill? tasks and meet goals, use class time appropriately to
finish work, minimal supervision
accept various roles in group, equal work in group,
What is collaboration as a respond positively to other members' ideas, build
learning skill?
health peer-to-peer relationships, work with others to
resolve conflict, share to solve problems
Assessment Framework (1) where are they going? (2) where are they currently? (3) How
Principles do they get to #1?
(1) identify and clarify learning goals/success criteria (2)
engineer effective class discussions and activities to
Five Strategies for Assessment
understand learning (3) provide feedback to help move
forward (4) engage students as learning resources for
one another (5) empowering students to "own" their
… 1/5
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learning
need for specific support to address students' needs to
What does "R" mean?
acheive grade-level requirements
What does "I" mean? Insufficient evidence is available to evaluate learning
What does "median" mean for median of all students' (including those with IEPs or with
7-12 report cards? <50%/R/I) percentage for a particular course
Where can students and Third and Fourth page of provincial report: Student (my
parents comment on marks? best work is...) (my goal for improvement is...), Parent
What can they say? (my child has most improved in...) (I will help my child
to...)
Do parents have to comment No. But they have to tear off the comment page, sign it, and
on a report card? return to school.
Is the fairest way to provide No. Fairness is not sameness. Fairness is ensuring
assessment by providing the equitable assessment, not just equal.
same assessment for every
student?
learner at centre, assessment and instruction tailored to
What is "personalized"
assessment? students' particular learning and moticational needs
links "assessment FOR learning" to evidence-informed
What is "precise" assessment?
instructions DAILY, provide instruction ot the level of
readiness and learning needs of individual student
What is "professional learning" focused, ongoing learning for teachers "in context",
in terms of instruction? to link new practices to instruction and assessment
FOR learning
What is a "Learning Gap"? gap between student's actual achievement and their potential for
achievement
What contributes to a learning context, background, socioeconomic status, parent education,
gap? and so much more
What is "Universal Design provides teachers with broad principles for planning
for Learning"? (UDL) instruction and designing learning environments for a
diverse group of students
What is "Differentiated allows and encourages educations to address specific skills and
Instruction"? difficulties
What is a tiered approach offers method for early identification of students who
to prevention and are experiencing particular difficulties and a method
… 2/5
Ontario Mathematics Proficiency Test - Pedagogy / Study
Guide Actual Questions and Answers (A+ Guide Solution)
Newest 2025/2026
Terms in this set (58)
How many fundamental 7
principles of assessment and
evaluation are there?
(1) fair, transparent, equitable (2)support all students (3)
What are the fundamental plan to relate to curriculum, interests, learning styles,
principles of assessment and needs, preferences (4) clearly communicate with
evaluation? students and parents (5) ongoing, varied, over a period
of time (6) ongoing descriptive feedback (7) develop
self-assessment skills
Does fairness = sameness? no
take responsibility for behaviour, commitments within
What is responsibility as a
learning skill? learning environment, and hands in work on time
create and follow plan to complete work, prioritize and
What is organization as a
learning skill? time management, use info and tech to complete tasks
What is independent work independently monitor, assess, revise plans to complete
as a learning skill? tasks and meet goals, use class time appropriately to
finish work, minimal supervision
accept various roles in group, equal work in group,
What is collaboration as a respond positively to other members' ideas, build
learning skill?
health peer-to-peer relationships, work with others to
resolve conflict, share to solve problems
Assessment Framework (1) where are they going? (2) where are they currently? (3) How
Principles do they get to #1?
(1) identify and clarify learning goals/success criteria (2)
engineer effective class discussions and activities to
Five Strategies for Assessment
understand learning (3) provide feedback to help move
forward (4) engage students as learning resources for
one another (5) empowering students to "own" their
… 1/5
, 3/16/25, 2:35 AM Ontario Mathematics Proficiency Test - Pedagogy / Study Guide Actual Questions and Answers (A+ Guide Solution) Newest 2025/2…
learning
need for specific support to address students' needs to
What does "R" mean?
acheive grade-level requirements
What does "I" mean? Insufficient evidence is available to evaluate learning
What does "median" mean for median of all students' (including those with IEPs or with
7-12 report cards? <50%/R/I) percentage for a particular course
Where can students and Third and Fourth page of provincial report: Student (my
parents comment on marks? best work is...) (my goal for improvement is...), Parent
What can they say? (my child has most improved in...) (I will help my child
to...)
Do parents have to comment No. But they have to tear off the comment page, sign it, and
on a report card? return to school.
Is the fairest way to provide No. Fairness is not sameness. Fairness is ensuring
assessment by providing the equitable assessment, not just equal.
same assessment for every
student?
learner at centre, assessment and instruction tailored to
What is "personalized"
assessment? students' particular learning and moticational needs
links "assessment FOR learning" to evidence-informed
What is "precise" assessment?
instructions DAILY, provide instruction ot the level of
readiness and learning needs of individual student
What is "professional learning" focused, ongoing learning for teachers "in context",
in terms of instruction? to link new practices to instruction and assessment
FOR learning
What is a "Learning Gap"? gap between student's actual achievement and their potential for
achievement
What contributes to a learning context, background, socioeconomic status, parent education,
gap? and so much more
What is "Universal Design provides teachers with broad principles for planning
for Learning"? (UDL) instruction and designing learning environments for a
diverse group of students
What is "Differentiated allows and encourages educations to address specific skills and
Instruction"? difficulties
What is a tiered approach offers method for early identification of students who
to prevention and are experiencing particular difficulties and a method
… 2/5
