FLCT MIDTERMS

Which of the following teaching strategies best exemplifies the principle of learner-centered teaching?

• The teacher lectures on a specific topic for the entire class period.

• The teacher assigns a group project where students collaborate to create a presentation.

• The teacher provides a worksheet for students to complete individually.

• The teacher uses a traditional lecture-discussion format to deliver content.

A teacher wants to promote critical thinking among her students.

Which of the following strategies aligns best with a learner-centered approach?

• Assigning a series of memorization tasks.

• Providing students with a list of facts to memorize.

• Encouraging students to analyze information and form their own opinions.

• Lecturing on a specific topic without allowing for questions or discussion.

A teacher wants to create a more inclusive classroom environment.

Which of the following learner-centered strategies can help achieve this goal?

• Using a one-size-fits-all approach to instruction

• Ignoring students' diverse learning styles and needs.

• Providing opportunities for students to work collaboratively on projects.

• Relying solely on traditional lectures and textbooks.

Which of the following is a key characteristic of a learner-centered classroom?

• The teacher is the sole source of knowledge.

• Students are passive recipients of information.

• The focus is on rote memorization and standardized tests.

• Students are actively engaged in the learning process.

A teacher wants to assess students' understanding of a complex concept.

Which of the following assessment methods aligns best with a learner-centered approach?

• A traditional multiple-choice test.

• A standardized test that measures a narrow range of skills.

• A performance-based assessment that requires students to apply their knowledge.

• A written essay that focuses on memorization of facts.

Which of the following teaching strategies best aligns with the principle of learner-centered teaching?

• Traditional lecture-based instruction

• Cooperative learning activities

• Rote memorization of facts

• Teacher-centered demonstrations

What is the primary role of the teacher in a learner-centered classroom?

• To dictate the pace and content of instruction

• To serve as a sole source of knowledge

• To facilitate learning and guide student inquiry

• To strictly adhere to a rigid curriculum

Which of the following assessment methods is most suitable for a learner-centered approach?

• Multiple-choice tests

• Standardized tests

• Performance-based assessments

• Traditional paper-and-pencil tests

A learner-centered teacher would prioritize which of the following?

• Covering a large amount of content in a short period

• Encouraging students to think critically and creatively

• Maintaining strict classroom discipline

• Adhering to a rigid lesson plan

Which of the following is a key characteristic of a learner-centered classroom?

• Passive student engagement

• Teacher-dominated instruction

• Emphasis on memorization

• Student-centered learning