Independent Learning Programs Quiz

What is a primary goal of independent learning programs?

• To provide a strict curriculum for students to follow

• To enable students to learn at their own pace based on their interests and abilities

• To limit students' access to digital resources

• To focus solely on academic performance

Which of the following is NOT listed as a benefit of independent learning programs?

• Personalized Learning

• Increased standardized test scores

• Skill Development

• Differentiated Instruction

What does an independent learning platform 'Canva' help students to do?

• Play educational games

• Demonstrate learning visually, with projects and presentations

• Access a comprehensive online encyclopedia

• Engage in interactive social studies lessons

​ (a)   ​ learning is the process where students learn by their own choice.​

• Self-directed
• Proximal
• Theory
• Guided

Learning to do things on one's own.

• Independence

• Self

• Freedom

• Hyperfocus

Developing autonomy in students is least likely to include:

• Encouraging students to follow instructions without question

• Promoting self-assessment and reflection

• Allowing choice in learning activities

• Supporting goal setting and planning

Developing autonomy in students is important because it:

• Ensures students rely solely on the teacher

• Discourages collaboration among students

• Helps students take responsibility for their own learning

• Limits students' ability to make choices about their learning

A strategy to enhance student engagement is to:

• Assign lengthy homework every night.

• Use a variety of teaching methods and materials.

• Keep the focus on the teacher as the sole source of information.

• Discourage questions to maintain the flow of the lesson.

Which program is most likely to be used for creating interactive quizzes and engaging students in friendly competition?

• Canva

• Kahoot!

• Flip!

• TCI Social Studies

Students benefit from differentiated instruction in independent learning programs when they can:

• Only access activities assigned by the teacher.

• Collaborate with classmates on every task.

• Choose learning paths that cater to their individual needs and pace.

• Retake quizzes for a perfect score.