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Backlogged: Listened to every standard TESD episode.
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Repeat Offender: Listened through the entire catalog more than once.
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Nutrageous: Listened to every episode of Puck Nuts.
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How do we calculate Takt Time?
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What is the purpose of standardized work?
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Standardized work is based on?
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There is a fixed body of information that must be learned each day in each subject area.
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Children must master this knowledge before they can go on to the next curriculum task.
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For children to learn anything important, they myst be taught the subject matter in a clearly articulated series of sequential tasks.
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Read the passage below about the history of Kauai and answer the questions that follow- Compare the lush, time worn cliffs of the Napali Coast with the fresh black lava shores of Hawaii’s Big Island and you’ll understand what makes Kauai the oldest island in the Hawaiian chain. Kauai’s distant past is filled with legends, the most well known tells of the Menehune, a mythical race of small people talented in construction and engineering who created Kauai’s aqueducts and fishponds, often in a single night. They were believed to have lived in the woods and were shunned by Hawaiians. Today, you can still see their work at Hawaiian fishponds like Alekoko, known as Menehune Fishpond, near Lihue. In 1778, British explorer Captain James Cook landed in Kauai’s Waimea Bay for the first time. Cook’s discovery of what he called the “Sandwich Isles,” named after the Earl of Sandwich, introduced Hawaii to the world. A statue of Captain Cook stands today in Waimea Town. During this era of western discovery, King Kamehameha I was attempting to commix the Hawaiian Islands under his rule. Kauai and the small neighboring island of Niihau (part of Kauai county) were the only islands to deter his efforts. Eventually, Kauai’s King Kaumualii decided to peacefully unite with Kamehameha and join the rest of the Kingdom of Hawaii. In 1835 Old Koloa Town opened its first sugar mill. Follow the Koloa Heritage Trail in Old Koloa Town today to learn about Kauai’s plantation past. On the North Shore, tour the Waioli Mission House, on the National Register of Historic Places, to get a glimpse of missionary life in the 19th century. You can also visit the Kauai Museum for a fascinating exploration of exhibits, artifacts and murals portraying the history of Kauai, its people and its unique culture.
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What natural occurence is proof that other Hawaiian islands are younger than Kauai?
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Select the synonym closest to the meaning of the underlined word by using context clues. King Kamehameha I was attempting to commix the Hawaiian Islands under his rule. Kauai and the small neighboring island of Niihau (part of Kauai county) were the only islands to deter his efforts.
Examination created to instill confidence in anxiety ridden persons before taking the General Education Diploma placement test. Created by Jasmin.
Questions: 22 | Attempts: 15
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Sample QuestionRead the passage below about the history of Kauai and answer the questions that follow- Compare the lush, time worn cliffs of the Napali Coast with the fresh black lava shores of Hawaii’s Big Island and you’ll understand what makes Kauai the oldest island in the Hawaiian chain. Kauai’s distant past is filled with legends, the most well known tells of the Menehune, a mythical race of small people talented in construction and engineering who created Kauai’s aqueducts and fishponds, often in a single night. They were believed to have lived in the woods and were shunned by Hawaiians. Today, you can still see their work at Hawaiian fishponds like Alekoko, known as Menehune Fishpond, near Lihue. In 1778, British explorer Captain James Cook landed in Kauai’s Waimea Bay for the first time. Cook’s discovery of what he called the “Sandwich Isles,” named after the Earl of Sandwich, introduced Hawaii to the world. A statue of Captain Cook stands today in Waimea Town. During this era of western discovery, King Kamehameha I was attempting to commix the Hawaiian Islands under his rule. Kauai and the small neighboring island of Niihau (part of Kauai county) were the only islands to deter his efforts. Eventually, Kauai’s King Kaumualii decided to peacefully unite with Kamehameha and join the rest of the Kingdom of Hawaii. In 1835 Old Koloa Town opened its first sugar mill. Follow the Koloa Heritage Trail in Old Koloa Town today to learn about Kauai’s plantation past. On the North Shore, tour the Waioli Mission House, on the National Register of Historic Places, to get a glimpse of missionary life in the 19th century. You can also visit the Kauai Museum for a fascinating exploration of exhibits, artifacts and murals portraying the history of Kauai, its people and its unique culture.
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