Quiz Supervision Unit 5

In Authoritarian Leadership style, tell whether it is an advantage or disadvantage

1. "Everyone will know what to do​"

• Advantage

• Disadvantage

In Authoritarian Leadership style, tell whether it is an advantage or disadvantage

2. "Everyone will know who to listen to​"

• Advantage

• Disadvantage

In Authoritarian Leadership style, tell whether it is an advantage or disadvantage

3. "The person in charge might not know everything​"

• Advantage

• Disadvantage

In Authoritarian Leadership style, tell whether it is an advantage or disadvantage

4. "We can make decision quickly​"

• Advantage

• Disadvantage

In Authoritarian Leadership style, tell whether it is an advantage or disadvantage

5. "People might not be able to share ideas​"

• Advantage

• Disadvantage

What does a laissez-faire approach in a school typically involve?

• Strict rules and constant supervision by teachers

• Minimal teacher intervention and high student autonomy

• Frequent testing and standardized curricula

• Mandatory participation in all school activities

In a classroom with a laissez-faire teacher, students are likely to:

• Have clearly defined rules and routines

• Receive constant feedback and direction

• Be free to make choices about their learning with little guidance

• Follow a rigid daily schedule

A possible disadvantage of a laissez-faire teaching style is:

• Too much structure can stifle creativity

• Students may become overly dependent on teachers

• Lack of guidance can lead to poor academic performance

• Students are unable to express themselves

Which of the following best illustrates laissez-faire leadership in a school setting?

• A principal who sets clear school policies and monitors implementation

• A teacher who allows students to choose their projects and deadlines

• A school board that mandates uniform standards for all schools

• A tutor who gives step-by-step instructions for every assignment

Supporters of laissez-faire education argue that it:

• Discourages independent thinking

• Prepares students for authoritarian work environments

• Encourages creativity and self-motivation

• Promotes strict discipline in classrooms