What does the current philosophy of CALL emphasize?

* Student-centered materials that empower leamers *

Strict adherence to grammar rules

* Focus solely on reading comprehension *

Use of textbooks over digital tools

9:What does ICT stand for in the context of technology?

Information and Communication Technologies *

* International Computer Technology

* Integrated Communication Technology *

Internet Communication Technology

* Intelligent Communication Tools

11:What is a key factor for the effective use of ICT in education?

* Integration of ICT into pedagogy

* Teachers' comfort with traditional methods

* Relying solely on digital tools

* Teachers avoiding the use of computers

* Excluding ICT from literacy and math education

What did the Royal Society recommend in 2012 regarding the term "ICT"?

To replace ICT with "computing"

* To continue using ICT in schools *

To stop using ICT in education *

* To increase the use of ICT in British schools

* To make ICT a core subject in schools

Which of the following is a major challenge in integrating ICT into education, according to UNESCO?

* Proper implementation and teacher integration

* Lack of student interest in digital tools

Excessive reliance on textbooks

What is one of the main benefits of using interactive classroom activities?

* Students actively participate in lessons

* Students passively listen to lectures

* Teachers work alone without student interaction

* Teachers focus only on theoretical knowledge

* Classroom management becomes more difficult

Which of the following is NOT an innovative teaching method mentioned in the lecture?

* Use of virtual reality technology

* Use of artificial intelligence in education

What is an effective way to teach soft skills in the classroom?

* Use group projects and teamwork

* Focus only on exams and grades

* Assign individual projects with no teamwork

How do formative assessment activities help in classroom management?

* They help adjust teaching to the student's leaming pace

* They provide a final grade for students

* They focus only on memorization

* They do not involve student feedback

* They are used only in summative assessment

Which of the following is a behaviour management strategy mentioned in the lecture?

* Turning "punishment" into "reward"

* Assigning homework without feedback

* Allowing students to do whatever they want

* Avoiding interaction with students

What is the purpose of a classroom management plan?

B) To create a healthier leaming environment and manage student behaviour

A) To eliminate all student mistakes

C) To focus only on grades and assessments

D) To restrict student autonomy

E) To create a chaotic leaming environment

Which of the following is an example of an online leaming engagement technique?

A) Traditional lectures without student interaction

C) No student involvement in class activities

E) Passive listening without feedback

What is one of the key benefits of the flipped classroom model?

B) Students develop independent learning skills

A) Teachers deliver all lessons in class without assignments

C) Teachers lecture without interaction

D) Students do not have control over their learning pace

E) Learning is only based on memorization

Which of the following tools can be used to increase student engagement in the classroom?

A) Using outdated teaching methods

C) Avoiding student interaction

D) Using only printed textbooks

E) Limiting feedback from students

Why is student engagement important?

B) It leads to better academic performance and critical thinking

A) It helps students memorize content

C) It prevents students from asking questions

D) It decreases classroom noise

E) It encourages passive learning

Which of the following strategies helps to incorporate student opinions in the lesson?

B) Asking open-ended questions and using online polls

D) Teaching only theoretical concepts

E) Limiting student participation

What is the main benefit of getting students talking in class?

B) It builds communication skills and promotes peer leaming

A) It helps students to memorize content

D) It makes the lesson more theoretical

E) It limits student participation

Which of the following is an example of using gamification in the classroom?

B) Using interactive quiz platforms like Kahoot

A) Giving all students the same grade

C) Repeating the same lecture multiple times

E) Asking only factual questions

How can Q&A checkpoints benefit student engagement?

B) They ensure students stay on track and feel supported

A) They distract students from the lesson

C) They make students feel disengaged

D) They allow teachers to lecture without interruptions

E) They limit student participation

What is the main advantage of having students teach part of the lesson?

B) It encourages teamwork and reinforces student leaming

A) It makes leaming more passive

C) It distracts students from the material

D) It discourages students from participating

E) It leads to confusion among students

How can varying your teaching style help with student engagement?

B) It caters to different leaming styles and prevents monotony

A) It leads to confusion and disengagementl

C) It discourages students from asking questions I

E) It encourages only theoretical learning

Why is making lessons relevant to students' real-life experiences important?

B) It increases student motivation and participation

A) It makes the material harder to understand

D) It makes students less interested in the subject

E) It has no impact on student engagement

How can giving students a choice increase their engagement?

B) It makes them feel in control and more invested in their leaming

A) It limits their ability to focus on lessons

C) It leads to confusion and lack of direction

D) It discourages collaboration with peers

E) It prevents them from developing critical thinking skills

What is the benefit of using technology in the classroom for engagement?

B) It prepares students for a digital future and enhances interaction

A) It makes leaming less interactive

C) It distracts students from leaming

D) It removes the need for student involvement

E) It prevents students from expressing their opinions

What is the main purpose of the "Idea Mapping" feature in a brainstorming tool?

B) To visually organize and connect related ideas

C) To store completed ideas in a database

D) To help with decision-making

E) To restrict users from adding too many ideas

What is one key feature of templates in a brainstorming tool?

B) They guide users through structured brainstorming sessions

A) They provide predefined ideas for the user to select from

C) They prevent users from making errors

D) They only allow simple brainstorming formats

E) They do not allow for customization

How can Al assist in the idea generation process?

C) By offering smart suggestions based on user input and themes

A) By restricting idea input to a set number of suggestions

B) By generating unrelated topics based on random keywords

D) By evaluating the quality of ideas in real-time I

E) By eliminating irrelevant ideas automatically

What is the purpose of the Idea Voting & Feedback feature?

B) To help rank and gather feedback on ideas from participants

A) To display ideas based on popularity

C) To automatically select the best idea

D) To remove unpopular ideas from the list

E) To prevent users from suggesting new ideas

What type of multimedia can be attached to ideas in a brainstorming tool?

B) Images, videos, and documents

D) Predefined images provided by the platform

E) Only sketches created within the tool

How can users share their brainstorming results with others?

b)By exporting the results as documents or sharing links via email or social media

a) By posting results on a public forum

c)By saving the results as private files

d) By creating a hard copy to distribute manually

e)By sending results via text messages only

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What does CALL stand for in the context of language leaming?

Which term replaced CALI in the early 1980s as the preferred term in language teaching?

What was the main focus of the Behavioristic CALL phase (1960s-1970s)

Which type of CALL emerged during the 1990s and integrated multimedia and the Internet?

Which of the following is an example of a type of CALL program from the 1980s and 1990s?

What was a key feature of the Communicative CALL phase?

Which of the following is an example of technology-enhanced language leaming (TELL)?

What does the current philosophy of CALL emphasize?

9:What does ICT stand for in the context of technology?

Which of the following is NOT typically considered part of ICT?*

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