
Classroom Strategies for Student Engagement

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Emma Peterson
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Education, Professional Development, Instructional Technology
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
148:14
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What does the Yorkies-Dotson curve suggest about the relationship between stress and learning?
No stress leads to maximum learning.
A little stress can enhance learning.
High stress is always beneficial for learning.
Stress has no impact on learning.
2.
Multiple Choice
Why might a teacher be tempted to frequently call on a student like 'Maria'?
Maria is the only student in the class.
It saves time and avoids silence.
It encourages other students to participate.
Maria always gives incorrect answers.
3.
Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of implementing 'wait time' in a classroom setting?
To give students time to think and respond.
To allow the teacher to take a break.
To reduce the number of questions asked.
To make the class more competitive.
4.
Multiple Choice
How does 'cold calling' benefit classroom participation?
It reduces the number of students who participate.
It encourages all students to be prepared to answer.
It ensures only the teacher's favorite students participate.
It allows only the fastest students to answer.
5.
Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of the 'Be Seen Looking' technique in a classroom setting?
To intimidate students into paying attention
To ensure students know the teacher is observing their behavior
To distract students from their tasks
To make students feel uncomfortable
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