Mathematics Training Post Test Quizzes

Which one of the following is an example of positive reinforcement in a classroom setting?

• pushing students for incorrect answers

• giving students extra homework when they misbehave

• ignoring students who answer questions correctly

• providing praise or rewards to students for correct answers

Which one of the following classroom practices demonstrates a blend of constructivist and cognitivist approaches?

• focusing solely on lecture based teaching and role memorization

• encouraging students to work together on project and reflect on their learning

• assigning repetitive drills to memorize facts and recite for short

• using rewards and punishments to manage classroom behaviour

When a teacher designs a lesson that includes activities like problem solving and brainstorming to enhance students' critical thinking skills, the approach the teacher uses aligns with which educational theory?

• behaviourism

• constructivism

• cognitivism

• humanism

Which of the following is a core principle of universal design for learning (UDL)?

• assessment based instruction

• standardized testing

• multiple means of representation

• lecture based teaching

When a teacher decides to use an interactive simulation to help students understand complex physics concepts, which component of TPACK is this teacher primarily applying?

• pedagogical knowledge

• technological knowledge

• technological pedagogical knowledge

• content knowledge

A student actively participates in a class discussion and expresses their opinions. This behaviour falls under which affective level?

• responding

• valuing

• organizing

• receiving

Integrative learning is best viewed as:

• learning through repetitive practice in one subject area

• learning that focuses only on specific disciplines

• memorizing facts from various subjects

• combining knowledge from different disciplines to solve complex problems

How does differentiated instruction (DI) relate to curriculum design?

• DI applies standardized teaching methods to all students

• DI ignores the curriculum and focuses on student interests

• DI requires modifying the curriculum to meet diverse student needs

• DI uses the same approach for all students, regardless of their needs

Which one of the following is a key professional attribute of effective teachers?

• strictness and partiality

• reprimand and scolding

• firm and impartiality

• rigidity and inflexibility

Which two approaches are most likely to involve direct and explicit control over the group team members?

• intimidation approach and authoritarian approach

• cookbook approach and laissez-faire approach

• laissez-faire approach and democratic approach

• authoritarian approach and democratic approach