Project 10 Part G

Which of the following is a way to encourage students to develop a positive self-concept and self-esteem?

• Focus on their weaknesses

• Ignore their achievements

• Focus on their strengths

• Set unrealistic goals

What is the purpose of setting achievable goals for students?

• To make students compete with each other

• To increase the chance of attaining success and boost confidence

• To make students work harder than their abilities

• To ignore their current skills

According to the material, how can teachers help boost students' confidence?

• By only pointing out their mistakes

• By praising them in areas they are good at

• By giving them more homework

• By comparing them to others

A teacher wants to help a student improve their self-esteem. Which strategy from the material should the teacher use?

• Remind the student of their past achievements

• Set goals that are impossible to achieve

• Focus only on the student's weaknesses

• Ignore the student's progress

Why is it important to set realistic goals for students within their current skills and timeframe?

• It makes students feel bored

• It increases the chance of success and boosts confidence

• It discourages students from trying

• It makes students dependent on teachers

Which of the following is a benefit of reviewing previous successful attempts with students?

• It helps them forget past challenges

• It motivates them to keep working on their current task until they succeed

• It discourages them from trying new things

• It lowers their self-esteem

What is the main purpose of creating fun learning experiences for students?

• To make students compete with each other

• To make students engaged and motivated to participate

• To make learning more difficult

• To focus only on academic results

Why is it important to appreciate little progress and effort in students?

• It encourages students to ignore their mistakes

• It helps students realise that small successes are as important as big ones

• It makes students dependent on praise

• It discourages students from trying new tasks

Which statement best describes an Individual Learning Plan (ILP)?

• A plan that is the same for all students in a class

• A written statement describing goals, strategies, and modifications for a student’s learning needs

• A list of classroom rules

• A schedule of school events

A teacher wants to help a student reach their full potential by considering their unique needs. Which approach should the teacher use, and why?

• Use a standard curriculum for all students, because it is easier to manage

• Create an Individual Learning Plan, because it is tailored to each student’s needs and individuality

• Assign extra homework, because more work leads to better results

• Ignore individual differences, because all students learn the same way