LN5031 Semester Quiz

What are the four Ps in the 4P Creativity Model?

• Person

  Place

  Positivity

  Perseverance

• Pupils

  Procedure

  Pedagogy

  Personalized Learning

• Person

  Process

  Press

  Product

• Pedagogy

  Positivity

  Performance

  Project-based Learning

This image is from which common creativity test?

• The Remote Associations Test

• The Torrance Test of Creative Thinking

• The Guilford Creativity Test

• Divergent Associations Tasks

When it comes to observing creativity in the classroom, what is meant by "documenting?"

• Keeping a written record of when students show creativity.

• Including tasks and projects that make learning visible.

• Providing students with written feedback about their progress in creative learning.

• It is similar to dialogue in which students respond to written prompts from the teacher.

True or False: There are currently no tests for creativity specifically for the language learning context.

• True.

• False.

• False, but those that have been proposed do not have validity.

Which of the following is not a way to develop a creative learning environment?

• The teacher acts as a creative role model.

• Encourage curiosity and noticing.

• Use a variety of inputs, processes, and products.

• Ensure creativity by testing students often on what they have learned.

When it comes to the physical learning environments, which of the following is an aspect of the creative classroom?

• Clearly defined and consistent seating arrangements.

• Classrooms with lots of technology that the teacher can use in learning tasks.

• A classroom that presents opportunities for independent learning.

• A classroom that is messy and cluttered, but colorful and fun.

What does Scrivener mean by "the learning edge?"

• To not simply cover learning material but to challenge every student individually.

• To use language and material that is just above the learners' level of comprehension.

• For teachers to trust their intuition and do only what they feel is effective.

• To ensure all the material is covered but in a fun and engaging way.

What is divergent thinking?

• To put many ideas together in order to form one unified idea.

• To think in a way that "diverges" from your typical way of learning.

• To think of many different ideas and/or multiple solutions to a problem.

• To do the opposite of what you normally do in the classroom.

This is a form of learning created by the d.school at Stanford University that promotes deep, experiential learning into the classroom.

• Arts-based Learning

• Extensive Reading

• Project-based Learning

• Design Learning

What is the term given to courses that combine in-class and online language learning to increase student engagement?

• Interactive Language Learning.

• Technology-enhanced pedagogy.

• Remote Access Education.

• Blended Learning.