Reflective Practice in Educational Settings

According to Kolb’s experiential learning cycle, what is the purpose of "Reflective observation of a new experience (RO)"?

• To apply new thinking to future experiences.

• To reflect on and think back about the experience.

• To create knowledge through experience.

• To encounter an activity for the first time.

Which statement best explains the concept of "Experiential learning theory (ELT)"?

• Knowledge is created through memorization.

• Knowledge is created through experience.

• Knowledge is created through observation only.

• Knowledge is created through reading textbooks.

How does the "Analysis" stage in Gibbs’ reflective cycle contribute to the learning process?

• By describing the events that took place.

• By identifying the emotions felt during the experience.

• By making sense of the situation and drawing conclusions.

• By planning future actions without reflection.

Which of the following best describes the "Reflective process" stage in Boud, Keogh and Walker’s model?

• The learner experiences feelings, ideas, and behaviors related to an event.

• The learner uses positive feelings and removes obstructive thoughts while re-evaluating what happened.

• The learner applies a new perspective to change future behavior.

• The learner ignores emotions and focuses only on facts.

How does the "Outcomes" stage in Boud, Keogh and Walker’s model contribute to personal development?

• By repeating the same behavior without change

• By looking at the experience again and using new perspectives to change behavior

• By forgetting about the experience entirely

• By only discussing the experience with others

What is meant by the term "core subjects" in the context of the National Curriculum?

• Subjects that are optional for students to take.

• Subjects that include art, music, and drama.

• English, maths, and science.

• Subjects chosen by each individual school.

Which of the following best describes the main role of Ofsted in the education system?

• To provide funding for schools and colleges

• To regularly inspect schools, colleges, and early years settings to ensure standards in education are consistent

• To hire and train teachers for all schools

• To create the national curriculum for schools

Why might iGCSEs be considered a good way of measuring attainment for English speakers at international schools?

• They are only available in the UK.

• They are not recognized by universities.

• They provide a recognized qualification for English speakers in international settings.

• They are easier than all other qualifications.

What is the main purpose of the International Baccalaureate programme?

• To prepare students for sports competitions.

• To provide a two-year international programme leading to a diploma for higher education.

• To teach only science subjects.

• To offer vocational training.

How has the use of technology in classrooms changed over the past twenty years?

• Classrooms now use only one PC in the corner.

• Most classrooms now have interactive whiteboards, laptops, and a range of technology to support teaching and learning.

• Technology is no longer used in classrooms.

• Students are not allowed to use any technology.