Chapter 10 TEACH! Koch

What is the role of a participant-observer in a classroom setting?

• To serve as an apprentice in a classroom and learn from the regular classroom teacher

• To make careful observations and study the classroom environment and child development

• To obtain state authorization to teach in public schools

• To assess actual classroom performance

Which of the following is NOT one of the 9 attributes that most life-long and dedicated teachers share?

• A sensitivity to the classroom setting

• An ability to listen to others

• A desire to help students feel capable and competent

• A requirement to have a Praxis II test score

What are the 3 C's associated with using technologies in the classroom?

• Calculation, Communication, Cooperation

• Connect, Communicate, Collaborate

• Creativity, Consistency, Connectivity

• Critical thinking, Creativity, Collaboration

What is the purpose of public education according to the text?

• To prepare students to become professional athletes

• To prepare students to lead productive lives by increasing academic achievement and to become responsible citizens

• To provide state authorization for teaching

• To assess teachers' performance in the classroom

What does the Praxis I test measure?

• Knowledge of specific academic and teaching principles

• Basic academic skills, reading, writing, math

• Actual classroom performance

• Standards for testing and student promotion in each state

What does a "flipped classroom" entail?

• Students teach the class

• Homework is done in class, and lectures are viewed at home

• Classes are held outside

• Students flip coins to decide on topics

What is the primary goal of differentiated instruction in the classroom?

• To ensure all students are treated equally

• To provide the same learning materials to every student

• To tailor teaching environments and practices to meet the diverse needs of students

• To focus solely on advanced students

How does project-based learning (PBL) benefit students?

• By reducing the amount of homework assigned

• By encouraging memorization of facts

• By promoting critical thinking and problem-solving skills

• By focusing on individual tasks rather than group work

What role does technology play in modern education?

• To replace traditional teaching methods entirely

• To distract students from their studies

• To enhance learning experiences and access to information

• To diminish the role of teachers in the classroom

How does cooperative learning in the classroom benefit students?

• By promoting competition among students

• By reducing the need for teacher intervention

• By enhancing social and communication skills

• By focusing solely on individual achievement