LANTITE Cheat Sheet 2026
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130 questions
240 min time limit
65% to pass
- Which reading comprehension strategy asks readers to generate questions about the text before, during, and after reading? → Questioning
- A nine-year-old student is learning to self-regulate their emotions during frustrating tasks. Which strategy best supports this development? → Teaching and modelling explicit coping strategies such as deep breathing and self-talk
- What is a critical path in project management? → The longest sequence of dependent tasks that determines project duration
- Which classroom structure is MOST consistent with differentiated instruction? → Flexible groupings shift based on the skill or concept being taught
- A test with a standard deviation of 15 and a mean of 100 follows a normal distribution. Approximately what percentage of scores fall between 85 and 115? → 68%
- Which of the following best illustrates a conflict of interest for a teacher? → Marking their own child's test in the same class they teach
- Which best describes the ethical obligation of a teacher regarding their own professional development? → Continuously engaging in learning to improve practice and stay current
- Which of the following best describes 'preventive' classroom management? → Designing the environment and routines to reduce the likelihood of problems occurring
- In the context of curriculum evaluation, which model focuses on judging the merit and worth of a curriculum through systematic data collection? → Stufflebeam's CIPP model
- What is the MAIN advantage of using cloud storage for student work? → Work is accessible from any device and automatically backed up
- How are grammar skills tested in the literacy component? → Through questions on language conventions and usage.
- A reading fluency test measures what it is supposed to measure. This characteristic is referred to as: → Validity
- When summarizing an expository text, a reader should: → Capture the main ideas and key supporting points concisely
- What mathematical skills are assessed in the numeracy component of LANTITE? → Arithmetic, data interpretation, and problem-solving.
- The word 'ubiquitous' most nearly means: → Found everywhere at the same time
- A student scored 34 out of 40 on a test. What percentage did they score? → 85%
- A teacher uses social media to post a photo of a student's exceptional artwork without obtaining permission. Which ethical principle has been violated? → Student privacy and informed consent
- Which of the following best describes 'curriculum fidelity'? → The extent to which teachers implement a curriculum as it was designed
- What is the primary purpose of the LANTITE? → To ensure literacy and numeracy standards.
- Which topic is NOT part of the numeracy component? → Essay writing.
- A teacher notices some students lack home internet access. What is the MOST equitable technology integration strategy? → Provide offline alternatives or downloadable resources
- Which principle underpins the ethical requirement for teachers to maintain accurate and honest assessment records? → Accountability
- What is the primary purpose of curriculum development? → To create a structured plan for achieving specific learning outcomes
- A student with ADHD is struggling to complete written tasks in class. Which accommodation is most directly supported by evidence? → Breaking tasks into smaller steps with clear, frequent checkpoints
- Why is time management important during LANTITE preparation? → To effectively prepare for both literacy and numeracy components.
- What is an effective way to prepare for the LANTITE literacy and numeracy tests? → Taking practice tests from ACER.
- A kindergarten student can count objects to 20 but struggles when objects are rearranged. This difficulty most likely reflects a gap in understanding: → Conservation of number
- Why is staying current with industry developments important for LANTITE professionals? → The field evolves and practitioners must adapt to provide quality service
- What is the purpose of using open-ended questions? → To encourage detailed responses and gather comprehensive information
- How many attempts are candidates allowed for each LANTITE component (literacy and numeracy) before being required to seek additional support? → 2 attempts
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