Teaching Aptitude

Which teaching approach primarily focuses on the teacher delivering lectures while students act as passive learners?

• Authoritarian teaching
• Democratic teaching
• Laissez Faire teaching
• Learner-centered teaching

In which teaching approach do students play a more active role in the learning process?

• a) Authoritarian teaching
• b) Democratic teaching
• c) Laissez Faire teaching
• d) Teacher-centered teaching

Which of the following is a characteristic of teacher-centered teaching methods?

• a) Two-way communication
• b) Greater flexibility
• c) Students work independently
• d) Focus on teacher's lecture

Which teaching method encourages students to participate actively in discussions and activities?

• a) Lecture method
• b) Brainstorming
• c) TV or Video Presentation
• d) Team Teaching

Online teaching refers to the mode of teaching where:

• a) Teachers and students are physically present in a classroom
• b) Teachers teach students through an online platform
• c) Teachers deliver lectures via TV presentations
• d) Students learn through offline study materials

What is a disadvantage of online teaching?

• a) Lack of student-teacher interaction
• b) Unaffected by technological disruptions
• c) More personalized learning experiences
• d) Efficient use of time and resources

Which method of teaching involves students working independently and not in groups?

• a) Teacher-centered teaching
• b) Learner-centered teaching
• c) Authoritarian teaching
• d) Democratic teaching

What is a characteristic of offline teaching?

• a) More technical instruments are used
• b) Students and teachers are not physically present in a classroom
• c) Teaching is done through an online platform
• d) Teachers can provide attention to students

In which method of teaching do students have the choice over study material, learning activities, and evaluation techniques?

• a) Teacher-centered teaching
• b) Authoritarian teaching
• c) Democratic teaching
• d) Laissez Faire teaching

What is the primary focus of learner-centered teaching methods?

• a) Teacher's lecture
• b) Two-way communication
• c) Students' active participation
• d) Focus on teacher's authority