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Proficiency & Decision-Making QuizVersión en línea Proficiency scales & decisions por GLENDA DEL CARMEN RAMIREZ TORRES 1 What is a proficiency scale? a A single final grade measure. b A tool for classroom management only. c A proficiency scale describes learning at different stages, from beginning knowledge to advanced mastery. d A standard rubric for grading assignments. 2 How many proficiency levels are included in Marzano's proficiency scale? a Six levels. b Three levels. c Four levels. d Five levels, from 0.0 to 4.0. 3 What does Proficiency Level 3.0 represent? a Mastery Learning Target. b Proficiency target. c Beginning understanding. d Advanced application. 4 What taxonomy can be used to describe levels of thinking? a Bloom's Revised Taxonomy, Webb's Depth of Knowledge, or Marzano's New Taxonomy. b Piaget's stages. c Gardner's multiple intelligences. d Kern's model. 5 What is the first step in setting up a proficiency scale? a Write the rubric first. b Decide grading scale. c Choose the topic area. d Unpack the skills from the standard and identify what students need to do. 6 What are the four common decision-making methods? a Negotiation, mediation, voting, and delegation. b Consultation, compromise, instruction, and voting. c Command, consultation, voting, and consensus. d Autocratic, democratic, consensus, and random. 7 Why does greater involvement in decision-making matter? a It increases commitment, although it may slow the decision-making process. b It speeds up decisions. c It has no impact on commitment. d It decreases accountability. 8 What question should leaders ask when deciding who to involve in a decision? a How to minimize inputs? b Who has the most power? c Who is affected or interested in the decision? d What is the budget impact? 9 What does WWWF stand for? a What, when, where, and who. b Who will win, what funding, when. c Who will do what, by when, and how follow-up will be done. d Where will work be finished. 10 Why is follow-up important after making commitments? a It delays project completion. b It is not important. c It only checks attendance. d It helps identify and correct problems early and ensures responsibilities are completed.

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por GLENDA DEL CARMEN RAMIREZ TORRES

What is a proficiency scale?

How many proficiency levels are included in Marzano's proficiency scale?

What does Proficiency Level 3.0 represent?

What taxonomy can be used to describe levels of thinking?

What is the first step in setting up a proficiency scale?

What are the four common decision-making methods?

Why does greater involvement in decision-making matter?

What question should leaders ask when deciding who to involve in a decision?

What does WWWF stand for?

Why is follow-up important after making commitments?