ppt quizz

What is the primary focus of behaviorism in the context of education?

• Cognitive development

• Social interaction

• Observable behavior and responses

• Emotional intelligence

Which of the following is a key concept in behaviorist theory?

• Self-actualization

• Positive reinforcement

• Constructivism

• Multiple intelligences

In a behaviorist classroom, how are undesirable behavior typically addressed?

• Through discussion and negotiation

• By ignoring them

• By encouraging group activities

• With punishment or negative reinforcement

Who is considered the father of behaviorism?

• Jean piaget

• Lev vygotsky

• B.F skinner

• Sigmund freud

According to behaviorism, what role do teacher play in the classroom?

• Facilitators of self-discovery

• Guides for cognitive development

• Controllers of stimuli and responses

• Observable of natural learning processes

What is a primary characteristic of direct instruction in a behaviorist classroom?

• Students-led discussions

• Discovery learning

• Teacher- centered approach

• Peer collaboration

In the context of behaviorism, direct instruction typically involve:

• Students exploring concept independently

• Teacher giving explicit, structured lessons

• Group project and presentations

• Open ended questioning

Which of the following is the key component of direct instruction according to behaviorist principles?

• Inquiry-based learning

• Immediate feedback

• Social constructivism

• Project based learning

Direct instruction in behaviorism often uses which of the following techniques to reinforce learning?

• Cooperative learning

• Problem solving activities

• Repetition and practice

• Experiential learning

What is the role of the teacher in direct instruction within a behaviorist framework?

• Facilitator of group discussion

• Guide for exploratory activities

• Provider of clear, structured guidance

• observer of student interactions