NYSTCE Educating All Students (EAS) FINAL EXAM
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Which of the following are essential when creating a positive
and productive environment? .......Answer.........- Connectedness
- Engagement
- Support
- Safety
Culturally responsive teaching incorporates elements from a
student's culture into their learning environment.
.......Answer.........True
Which of the following are components of Universal Designs for
Learning (UDL)? Select all that apply. .......Answer.........- Multiple
opportunities to engage in content
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- Multiple opportunities to display content
- Multiple opportunities to express learning
Match the scenario with the appropriate stage from Piaget's
Theory of Cognitive Development. .......Answer.........A student
draws red and blue circles to depict the addition problem 5 + 3
= 8.
Pre-operational Stage
Students use graphic organizers to classify vertebrates and
invertebrates.
Concrete Operational
A child plays peek-a-boo with an adult.
Sensorimotor Stage
A student writes an essay that analyzes the pros and cons of
social media.
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Formal Operational Stage
How can teachers address diversity in the classroom to support
all students' learning needs? Select all that apply.
.......Answer.........- Focus on building and maintaining authentic
relationships
- By creating a culturally responsive and differentiated
instructional environment.
According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, a student who
struggles with feeling safe and secure in school, will struggle to
learn in school. Place the listed needs in order from most basic to
self-fulfillment, according to Maslow's Hierarchy.
.......Answer.........Self-Actualization, Esteem, Love and Belonging,
Security/Safety, Psychological needs
Implicit Bias .......Answer.........Unconscious attitudes or stereotypes
that influence behavior and decision-making without conscious
awareness.
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Anchor Effect .......Answer.........Cognitive bias where individuals
rely heavily on the first piece of information encountered when
making decisions or judgments.
Prejudice .......Answer.........Holding negative attitudes or beliefs
about individuals or groups based on stereotypes, without
considering individual differences.
Ignorance .......Answer.........Lack of knowledge or awareness
about a particular subject or issue, often leading to
misunderstandings or misconceptions.
Ethnocentrism .......Answer.........Evaluating other cultures or groups
according to the standards and values of one's own culture, often
leading to a biased perspective.
Halo Effect .......Answer.........Cognitive bias where individuals
perceive a person or thing positively in one aspect and assume
positivity in other unrelated aspects.