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What is the teacher’s role in a student-centered classroom? {

• To act as a facilitator and guide for student learning

• To dictate all learning activities and decisions

• To evaluate students without feedback

• To deliver pre-designed content with no flexibility

• To give a lecture

How does student-centered learning benefit students? {

• It fosters critical thinking, creativity, and autonomy

• It encourages passive listening and memorization

• ​It prioritizes standardized testing over exploration

• ​It eliminates the need for collaborative learning

• ​It improves memorization

How does a student-centered approach prepare students for the future? {

• By developing skills in problem-solving, collaboration, and self-directed learning

• ​By training them to follow strict instructions without question

• By ensuring they memorize as much content as possible

• ​By focusing solely on test-taking strategies

• By focusing on testing

What is the primary focus of learner-centered education? {

• Encouraging students to take responsibility for their own learning

• Teacher-led instruction

• Completing a standardized curriculum without flexibility

• Memorizing facts and definitions

• Memorizing tests

What is the main characteristic of active learning? {

• Students engaging in activities like discussions, problem-solving, and collaboration

• Students passively listening to lectures

• Teachers providing detailed explanations with no student input

• Students focusing only on individual tasks

• Students focusing on tests

Which factors can significantly impact a learner’s performance?

• Classroom environment and teacher-student relationships

• Standardized testing only

• Strict discipline without flexibility

• Memorization of all content

• Memorization tests

What is scaffolding in education? {

• Providing structured support to help learners achieve goals step by step

• ​A method where students are left to learn independently without support

• Repeating the same task until students memorize it

• Eliminating challenges from learning tasks

• Repeating the same topics

What is lifelong learning? {

• The ongoing pursuit of knowledge and skills throughout one’s life

• Learning that ends once formal education is complete

• ​Learning that focuses only on professional qualifications

• The process of learning exclusively through formal institutions

• Learning that focuses on theory

  }

How do social interactions influence learning? {

• They help learners develop communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills

• They have no impact on learning outcomes

• They distract learners from individual goals

• They reduce the focus on subject content

• They reduce the focus on content

What type of learner prefers to learn through group discussions and teamwork? {

• Social learner

• Solitary learner

• Visual learner

• Auditory learner

• Self learner