LessonPlanteacher’s plandetailing whatstudents shouldachieve and how toeffectivelydeliver the contentPost-SecondaryEducationwhen a studentpursueseducationbeyond a highschool diplomaProfessionalDevelopmentcontinuous processof acquiring newknowledge and skillsrelating to theprofession, jobresponsibilities andthe work environment ActiveLearningteachers apply newknowledge and receivefeedback, whileobtaining ongoingdata to reflect howteaching practicesinfluence studentslearningCommonSchoolseducationalinstitutions whichinclude students ofall ages in oneclassroom withone instructor CulturalLocationsidentity markerswhich influence howan individual issituated in thesocioculturalsystem of theirsocietyProgressiveEducationeducational approachfocusing on learningby doing andproposed alternativeeducational methodsthan traditionalmodelsBabyBoomergenerationwho wereborn between1946 and1964TechnicalCollegewhere a student canstudy technicalsubjects usuallyrequired as part ofqualifications for aspecific job of interestGraduationPlanprecise proposaldetailing informationneeded to graduatehigh school andeffectively transferinto a post-secondaryoption or into theworkforceDiversityplurality ofculture alongvarious culturaldimensions orlocationsScholarshiptype offunding givento a studentfor educationpurposesMicrofichedevice usedto projectimagesstored onmicrofilmIndividualizedEducationProgram(IEP)written planformulated by amultidisciplinary teamfor every student whoutilizes specialeducation servicesAssessmentSystemplan to checkstudents’understandingof the courseHandoutprinted sheetswhich provideinformation toaccompany alecture orpresentationObjectiveObservationsgeneral teacherevaluationsperformed by anevaluator such asa principal orassistant principalManipulativeobjectdesigned tobemanipulatedby usersTransferableSkillsskills anindividualuses in anyjob or roleFinancialIncentivesoffering of afiscal awardin exchangeof a specificgoalTargetedObservationsevaluationmade with aspecificpurpose inmindMontessoriSchoolseducationalinstitutions whichbelieve in self-directed activity,hands-on learningand collaborativeplayChild-CenteredApproacheducational approachadvocated by JohnDewey; indicatededucation mustplace the emphasisof learning on theneeds and interestsof the child InstructionalExperiencesskills andknowledgeacquiredon the jobHybridLearningeducationmethod whichcombines face-to-face learningwith onlinelearningLoanForgivenesswhen a studentmeets certaincriteria where theirloan is no longerrequired tobe paid backGuidedPracticeused to assistand benefit thestudent withachieving anindependenttaskObservationsprovideprofessionalfeedback ona teacher’sperformanceCollaborativeLearningteachers learntogether in asupportivecommunity in whichcurriculum isorganized accordingto grade level andsubjectGrantamount ofmoney given toan individual fora particularpurposeDirectInstructionteacherstands at thefront of theclassroomand lecturesLearningEventsactivities ateacher designsto help studentsachieveacademic goalsPublicSchoolseducationalinstitutionfunded bythegovernment TeachingAidobject usedby a teacherto enhanceclassroominstructionLearningStylesstudentspreferredmethod ofobtainingknowledge andinformationTimelineschedule whichensures theteacher covers thematerial during theassignedclass timeCulturebeliefs, values,customs andsocial behaviors ofa group which arereflected intheir everyday lifeSummativeAssessmentsexercise ateacher usesat theconclusion ofa lessonProfessionalPortfoliosshould supportattainment oftechnical skillsand educationalcompetenciesFormativeAssessmentsteacherstands at thefront of theclassroomand lecturesLessonPlanteacher’s plandetailing whatstudents shouldachieve and how toeffectivelydeliver the contentPost-SecondaryEducationwhen a studentpursueseducationbeyond a highschool diplomaProfessionalDevelopmentcontinuous processof acquiring newknowledge and skillsrelating to theprofession, jobresponsibilities andthe work environment ActiveLearningteachers apply newknowledge and receivefeedback, whileobtaining ongoingdata to reflect howteaching practicesinfluence studentslearningCommonSchoolseducationalinstitutions whichinclude students ofall ages in oneclassroom withone instructor CulturalLocationsidentity markerswhich influence howan individual issituated in thesocioculturalsystem of theirsocietyProgressiveEducationeducational approachfocusing on learningby doing andproposed alternativeeducational methodsthan traditionalmodelsBabyBoomergenerationwho wereborn between1946 and1964TechnicalCollegewhere a student canstudy technicalsubjects usuallyrequired as part ofqualifications for aspecific job of interestGraduationPlanprecise proposaldetailing informationneeded to graduatehigh school andeffectively transferinto a post-secondaryoption or into theworkforceDiversityplurality ofculture alongvarious culturaldimensions orlocationsScholarshiptype offunding givento a studentfor educationpurposesMicrofichedevice usedto projectimagesstored onmicrofilmIndividualizedEducationProgram(IEP)written planformulated by amultidisciplinary teamfor every student whoutilizes specialeducation servicesAssessmentSystemplan to checkstudents’understandingof the courseHandoutprinted sheetswhich provideinformation toaccompany alecture orpresentationObjectiveObservationsgeneral teacherevaluationsperformed by anevaluator such asa principal orassistant principalManipulativeobjectdesigned tobemanipulatedby usersTransferableSkillsskills anindividualuses in anyjob or roleFinancialIncentivesoffering of afiscal awardin exchangeof a specificgoalTargetedObservationsevaluationmade with aspecificpurpose inmindMontessoriSchoolseducationalinstitutions whichbelieve in self-directed activity,hands-on learningand collaborativeplayChild-CenteredApproacheducational approachadvocated by JohnDewey; indicatededucation mustplace the emphasisof learning on theneeds and interestsof the child InstructionalExperiencesskills andknowledgeacquiredon the jobHybridLearningeducationmethod whichcombines face-to-face learningwith onlinelearningLoanForgivenesswhen a studentmeets certaincriteria where theirloan is no longerrequired tobe paid backGuidedPracticeused to assistand benefit thestudent withachieving anindependenttaskObservationsprovideprofessionalfeedback ona teacher’sperformanceCollaborativeLearningteachers learntogether in asupportivecommunity in whichcurriculum isorganized accordingto grade level andsubjectGrantamount ofmoney given toan individual fora particularpurposeDirectInstructionteacherstands at thefront of theclassroomand lecturesLearningEventsactivities ateacher designsto help studentsachieveacademic goalsPublicSchoolseducationalinstitutionfunded bythegovernment TeachingAidobject usedby a teacherto enhanceclassroominstructionLearningStylesstudentspreferredmethod ofobtainingknowledge andinformationTimelineschedule whichensures theteacher covers thematerial during theassignedclass timeCulturebeliefs, values,customs andsocial behaviors ofa group which arereflected intheir everyday lifeSummativeAssessmentsexercise ateacher usesat theconclusion ofa lessonProfessionalPortfoliosshould supportattainment oftechnical skillsand educationalcompetenciesFormativeAssessmentsteacherstands at thefront of theclassroomand lectures

PET Vocab Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. teacher’s plan detailing what students should achieve and how to effectively deliver the content
    Lesson Plan
  2. when a student pursues education beyond a high school diploma
    Post-Secondary Education
  3. continuous process of acquiring new knowledge and skills relating to the profession, job responsibilities and the work environment
    Professional Development
  4. teachers apply new knowledge and receive feedback, while obtaining ongoing data to reflect how teaching practices influence students learning
    Active Learning
  5. educational institutions which include students of all ages in one classroom with one instructor
    Common Schools
  6. identity markers which influence how an individual is situated in the sociocultural system of their society
    Cultural Locations
  7. educational approach focusing on learning by doing and proposed alternative educational methods than traditional models
    Progressive Education
  8. generation who were born between 1946 and 1964
    Baby Boomer
  9. where a student can study technical subjects usually required as part of qualifications for a specific job of interest
    Technical College
  10. precise proposal detailing information needed to graduate high school and effectively transfer into a post-secondary option or into the workforce
    Graduation Plan
  11. plurality of culture along various cultural dimensions or locations
    Diversity
  12. type of funding given to a student for education purposes
    Scholarship
  13. device used to project images stored on microfilm
    Microfiche
  14. written plan formulated by a multidisciplinary team for every student who utilizes special education services
    Individualized Education Program (IEP)
  15. plan to check students’ understanding of the course
    Assessment System
  16. printed sheets which provide information to accompany a lecture or presentation
    Handout
  17. general teacher evaluations performed by an evaluator such as a principal or assistant principal
    Objective Observations
  18. object designed to be manipulated by users
    Manipulative
  19. skills an individual uses in any job or role
    Transferable Skills
  20. offering of a fiscal award in exchange of a specific goal
    Financial Incentives
  21. evaluation made with a specific purpose in mind
    Targeted Observations
  22. educational institutions which believe in self-directed activity, hands-on learning and collaborative play
    Montessori Schools
  23. educational approach advocated by John Dewey; indicated education must place the emphasis of learning on the needs and interests of the child
    Child-Centered Approach
  24. skills and knowledge acquired on the job
    Instructional Experiences
  25. education method which combines face-to-face learning with online learning
    Hybrid Learning
  26. when a student meets certain criteria where their loan is no longer required to be paid back
    Loan Forgiveness
  27. used to assist and benefit the student with achieving an independent task
    Guided Practice
  28. provide professional feedback on a teacher’s performance
    Observations
  29. teachers learn together in a supportive community in which curriculum is organized according to grade level and subject
    Collaborative Learning
  30. amount of money given to an individual for a particular purpose
    Grant
  31. teacher stands at the front of the classroom and lectures
    Direct Instruction
  32. activities a teacher designs to help students achieve academic goals
    Learning Events
  33. educational institution funded by the government
    Public Schools
  34. object used by a teacher to enhance classroom instruction
    Teaching Aid
  35. students preferred method of obtaining knowledge and information
    Learning Styles
  36. schedule which ensures the teacher covers the material during the assigned class time
    Timeline
  37. beliefs, values, customs and social behaviors of a group which are reflected in their everyday life
    Culture
  38. exercise a teacher uses at the conclusion of a lesson
    Summative Assessments
  39. should support attainment of technical skills and educational competencies
    Professional Portfolios
  40. teacher stands at the front of the classroom and lectures
    Formative Assessments