STR - Domain 2 - Foundation Skills | Practice Questions | TExES

STR - Domain 2 - Foundation Skills |Practice Questions | TExES
Teacher Certification - The Science of Teaching Reading
The Learning Liaisons - Sarah Hall - Reading Specialist
Download these questions as a PDF by texting the phrase "strquiz" to 407-269-8829
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The Learning Liaisons’ reading specialist, Sarah Hall, takes you through ten practice question which are similar to those you will find on your TExES STR Teacher Certification exam.
Sarah Hall is the Reading Specialist at The Learning Liaisons and course leader. Sarah gives you a bit of her background and demonstrates her passion to help you pass this exam.
Sarah has an undergraduate degree in Elementary Education and her Masters is in Reading Education from the University of Central Florida - Go Knights! Sarah has been an adjunct professor at UCF for over six years.
She has been in the classroom for 17 years - primary grades are kindergarten, first, and second.
Sarah is the 2020 Seminole County Public Schools District Teacher of the Year. She has been recognized for “Excellence in Education” by State Congress, Senator Rick Scott, Senator Marco Rubio, The Unites States Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, Governor Ron DeSantis, The City of Longwood, Florida, Seminole County Public Schools, and The Florida Department of Education.
00:00 Opening
00:08 Question 1
02:08 Question 2
02:57 Question 3
03:50 Question 4
05:20 Question 5
06:11 Question 6
07:05 Question 7
08:24 Question 8
09:22 Question 9
10:22 Question 10
Key Words:
Student’s Diagnostic Assessment
Site Words
Parent Conferences
Rote Memorization
Fluency Activities
Motor Skills
Concepts of Print
Oral Language
Listening Comprehension
Gradual Release Model
Phonics Acquisition
Phonics Instructions
Criterion-Referenced
Norm-Referenced
Decoding
ORF Assessments
Formative
Benchmark
Summative
Diagnostic
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Thanks for watching this video on your TExES STR teacher certification. Download these questions as a PDF by texting the phrase "strquiz" to 407-269-8829.
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[@marissakeepstheheat2]

Yay! I've been going through these videos to prepare and I've been getting them all right thus far. I passed Core with flying colors for ELAR so I guess I'm pretty prepared already lol!

[@TheLearningLiaisons]

That sounds great, Marissa. Keep up the good work!

[@drazenbagavac8004]

Have you taken your STR already I just passed my core a month ago and am now working on the STR how did it go was it easier than the ELAR portion of the core

[@tylerpeck9754]

On question 10.. I went with Summative. We call our end of unit assessments summative and I was taught that in a program I went through. Interesting…

[@TheLearningLiaisons]

Thank you for watching, Tyler. Where are you located?

[@tylerpeck9754]

@@TheLearningLiaisons I was in Georgia but recently moved to Florida and will be at a charter school starting in a couple weeks!!

[@stephenreyes5759]

At the 6:55 mark, why is the answer not "C"?

[@kelseyneighbors1586]

Durning the 10th minute you state that a criterion-referenced assessment is not a benchmark. I have heard different things about this. Can you please further explain?

[@TheLearningLiaisons]

Hi! It all depends on the context of the question scenario. Criterion-based is basically an assessment that test a specific set of criterion, as a Principal evaluates a teacher on a specific set of criterion. However, if the scenario discusses an assessment ok a different context, for example to use to compare how classes did against each other, THEN it would be a criterion, it rather a normative assessment. Context is key. Hope that helps.