Repetition in Teaching

What is the purpose of choral repetition in teaching?

• To confuse students

• To teach simple ideas effectively

• To make students read faster

• To replace classroom discussion

Why do young children benefit from repetition?

• It helps them remember better

• It makes learning harder

• It keeps them busy without learning

• It forces them to speak louder

Which of the following is a common way to make repetition fun?

• Giving a long lecture

• Asking students to sit quietly

• Using rhythm and clapping

• Skipping the repetition process

What phrase can a teacher use to start a call-and-response activity?

• Stay quiet and listen.

• Repeat after me.

• Memorize this instantly.

• Read in silence.

What technique helps refresh students’ memory?

• Ignoring repetition

• Chanting words and phrases

• Giving difficult assignments

• Skipping over unfamiliar words

According to the mentor, which method is most effective for teaching planet names?

• Choral repetition

• Individual silent reading

• Writing an essay

• Watching a documentary

What is another way to make learning fun besides choral repetition?

• Giving students extra homework

• Using songs in the lesson

• Assigning difficult vocabulary lists

• Asking students to memorize silently

If a teacher can't find a song related to the lesson, what should they do?

• Skip the topic entirely

• Ask students to make their own songs

• Use the melody of a well-known song

• Avoid music and use only textbooks

What does the phrase "all together now" encourage students to do?

• Speak individually

• Stop participating

• Chant or repeat as a group

• Take notes silently

Why is rhythm an important part of repetition activities?

• It makes learning boring

• It creates engagement and fun

• It helps students forget what they learned

• It makes lessons more difficult