1.A teacher make sure to take time to encourage each of their students ,no matter how poorly the student is doing in the class . Why might this teacher be called a humanist

• A. because all of their students are humans

• b. because they believe in the importance of teaching

• c. because they want to treat their students humanely

• d. because they believe that all of their students should live up to their potential

Which of the following statements BEST describes self- directed learning?

• letting students choose what they learn

• letting students grade themselves

• letting students choose what their fellow students will learn

• letting students grade each other

What is the main difference between extrinsic motivators and self-evaluation?

• extrinsic motivators rely on motivation outside the individual while self-evaluation relies on motivation from within the individual

• extrinsic motivators rely on from inside the individual,   outside the individual while self-evaluation relies on motivation from outside of the individual

• extrinsic motivators are more effective at inducing learning than self-evaluation

• self-evaluation is more effective at inducing learning than extrinsic motivators

In a class, Teacher M always presents principles and values so as to encourage his students to examine them and decide for themselves whether to accept them or not. What kind of philosophy does he practice?

• Idealism

• Essentialism

• Humanism

• Perennialism

What is the main goal of humanistic education?

• To promote critical thinking and problem-solving skills

• To increase knowledge and academic achievement

• To develop job-specific skills for the workforce

• To improve physical fitness and health

What is the role of the teacher in humanistic education?

• To be an authoritarian figure who enforces strict discipline

• To be a facilitator who guides students in their learning process

• To develop job-specific skills for the workforceTo be a judge who evaluates students' performance

• To be a lecturer who delivers information to students

Which of the following is a key element of humanistic education?

• Memorization and repetition of information.

• Standardized testing and assessment.

• Project-based learning and collaboration

• Rote learning and drill exercises

How does humanistic education differ from traditional education?

• It places a greater emphasis on the needs and interests of individual students

• It focuses more on rote memorization and standardized testing

• It places less emphasis on critical thinking and problem-solving skills

• It relies more on authoritarian teaching methods

Which of the following best describes the relationship between humanistic education and personal growth?

• Humanistic education is primarily focused on academic achievement, not personal growth.

• Humanistic education is only concerned with the personal growth of students who excel academically.

• Humanistic education is rooted in the belief that personal growth is essential to academic success

• Humanistic education is focused solely on the personal growth of the teacher

__________ is an approach to education that emphasizes the development of the whole person, including their emotional and social well-being, in addition to their intellectual growth.