Quizizz Questions: Educational Psychology (10 Questions)

What is educational psychology?

• The study of school management

• The scientific study of how individuals learn in educational settings

• The study of curriculum design only

• The study of student discipline

According to the module, psychology comes from the Greek words "psycho" and "logos". What does "psycho" mean?

• Knowledge

• Science

• Soul or mind

• Learning

Which of the following best describes learning?

• Memorizing information temporarily

• Becoming capable of doing something differently through experience

• Listening to lectures only

• Completing assignments quickly

Which learning theory suggests that learning occurs through reinforcement and punishment?

• Constructivism

• Behaviorism

Which learning theory focuses on mental processes such as thinking, memory, and problem-solving?

• Cognitivism

• Behaviorism

• Constructivism

• Social learning

Constructivism suggests that students learn best when they:

• Memorize lecture notes

• Listen quietly to teachers

• Actively construct knowledge through experiences and interaction

• Copy answers from textbooks

Which of the following is NOT an example of student diversity?

• Cognitive ability

• Cultural background

• Learning styles

• Classroom furniture

In educational psychology, assessment is important because it:

• Only provides grades

• Helps support learning and provide feedback

• Punishes weak students

• Replaces teaching methods

The factor that increases student motivation and participation is:

• Interactive teaching methods

• Strict classroom rules

• Long lectures without breaks

• Limited group activities

Which of the following is most likely to promote positive student behavior?

• Strict punishment

• Lack of communication

• Positive classroom environment and clear expectations

• Ignoring student questions