Positive Education Quiz

What is the main goal of Positive Education?

• To create a competitive learning environment.

• To help students achieve academic success and improve their well-being.

• To focus only on academic achievements.

• To eliminate social interactions.

In which country did the concept of Positive Education first gain popularity?

• United States

• United Kingdom

• Australia

• Canada

Which character strength is most closely associated with appreciating beauty in the world around us?

• Creativity

• Kindness

• Appreciation of Beauty and Excellence

• Curiosity

Positive Education combines well-being and academic success. Which two elements are balanced in this approach?

• Competition and independence

• Academic achievement and personal well-being

• Only academic performance

• Health and fitness

When was Positive Education first introduced at Regent International School?

• 2016

• 2018

• 2020

• 2005

Who is often called the "father of Positive Psychology" and was instrumental in developing the concept of Positive Education?

• Martin Seligman

• Sigmund Freud

• Carl Jung

• Albert Einstein

Which character strength is shown when students work together to achieve a common goal?

• Honesty

• Self-control

• Teamwork

• Gratitude

What does the "PERMA" model in Positive Psychology represent?

• Personal, Energy, Respect, Motivation, Achievement

• Positive Emotions, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning, Accomplishments

• Play, Exercise, Rest, Meditation, Activity

• Positive, Empathy, Respect, Motivation, Awareness

Which of the following best explains the Positive Education Enhanced Curriculum (PEEC)?

• A framework that focuses only on physical health.

• A competitive programme focused on academic grades.

• A curriculum that only teaches emotional intelligence.

• A model designed to support well-being, character development, and academic success.

How does Positive Education encourage students to handle challenges in life?

• By ignoring difficult emotions

• By using skills like resilience, problem-solving, and positive relationships

• By avoiding challenging tasks

• By focusing solely on academic work