LETF 1st Assessment

What local government do you reside in?

The method of teaching where the process, method, and information to be taught are regarded as absolute and cannot be changed is _______________________

• Teacher Centred methodology

• Content Focused Methodology

• Inquiry-Based Learning Methodology

• Student-Centred Methodology

The type of IBL that we have studied so far is ______________

• Structured Inquiry

• Guided Inquiry

• Confirmation Inquiry

• Open Inquiry

The phase of IBL that helps students develop their leadership skills is __________________

• Orientation Phase

• Conceptualisation Phase

• Conclusion Phase

• Discussion Phase

For a teacher, “student learning” is important, because it _______________

• Helps the teacher realize the effectiveness of his class session

• Helps the student realize the effectiveness of the teachers class session

• Helps the teacher assess the students

• Helps the students assess their teacher

In IBL the goal of the teacher’s lesson note is to ______________

• Serve as the core content for the class session

• Serve as a guide for the investigation phase

• Serve as a support material for the students

• Serve as the building block of the orientation and discussion phase.

Have you noticed that it doesn’t rain on the same day you see a rainbow? This is ____________________

• Investigation Phase

• Conceptualization Phase

• Orientation Phase

• Exploring The World Around You

The ETWAY phase is important as it ______________________________

• Helps the students share their opinions

• Helps the students appreciate the session more

• Helps the students understand the topic

• Helps the students generate new ideas

The phase of IBL aimed at harnessing the curiosity of students is __________________________________

• Investigation Phase

• Conceptualization Phase

• Exploring The World Around You

• Orientation Phase

Follow the steps below and record your observations. This phase is _______________________________

• Investigation Phase

• Conceptualization Phase

• Exploring The World Around You

• Orientation Phase