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Teaching Strategy

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Linda wants to consistently improve her teaching and ensure she is meeting all of her students' needs. What strategy could she employ to achieve these goals?'

a)

She could spend time obtaining feedback from students.

b)

She could let students wrestle with difficult material.

c)

She could make discipline and order above all else.

d)

She should ask students to monitor their own learning.

2.

What is the study of a real life situation to address material learned in class?

a)

A biographical paper

b)

An interview with a guest speaker

c)

A case study or scenario

d)

A personal essay

3.

Animations can be effectively used in the learning environment for:

a)

Showing sequential steps in a procedural task

b)

Making abstract concepts concrete

c)

Show relationships between objects and ideas

d)

All of the above

4.

Providing feedback, enabling students to make comments or annotations, having students answer questions that require thinking, and involving students in educational games are all examples of ways you can make your instructional media _________.

a)

Interactive

b)

Interactivity

c)

Active Learning

5.

A lesson in which a teacher wants to promote problem solving and higher-level thinking would include ____________________________.

a)

Direct instruction and concept teaching

b)

Presentation and direct instruction models

c)

Problem-based learning and discussion

d)

Presentation and problem-based learning

6.

Technology can be used to enhance learning through its inherent ___________.

a)

Multiple modalities

b)

World wide web

c)

Easy access

d)

Language levels

7.

A teacher is demonstrating in front of a class how to solve a math problem following certain steps, and he say "we will do _____, then _____ to get a ____ answer." this is an example of which direct teaching strategy:

a)

monitoring and diagnosing to gauge progress

b)

guided student practice

c)

review over time

d)

presenting and structuring

e)

feedback and correcting errors

8.

When a teacher uses daily practice to reinforce new learning and determines targets for reteaching if certain errors are persisting they are using which direct teaching strategy?

a)

reviewing over time

b)

presenting and structuring

c)

monitoring and diagnosing to gauge progress

d)

giving feedback and correcting errors

e)

guiding student practice

9.

Conducting periodic reviews to ensure that your students have obtained all task-relevant information needed for future lessons and identifying areas that require reteaching of key facts, rules and sequences is an example of which teaching strategy?

a)

review over time

b)

reaching mastery

c)

feedback and correcting errors

d)

guiding student practice

e)

monitoring and diagnosing to gauge progress

10.

When facts and rules have come together under you guidance as a teacher you know that your students have...

a)

monitored and diagnosed to gauge progress

b)

guided student practice

c)

corrected errors

d)

reached mastery

11.

A teacher can accomplish 'guided student practice' through:

a)

verbal, gestural, physical prompts and modeling

b)

periodic review of student knowledge

c)

peer correction and review of assignments

d)

instruction

12.

Correct, quick, firm is a how a teacher should handle right and wrong answers and this is an example of:

a)

reviewing over time

b)

feedback and correcting errors

c)

guided student practice

d)

presenting and structuring

13.

Which of the following common cognitive verbs are most suited for direct instruction

a)

evaluating and analyzing

b)

discovering and cooperating

c)

transforming and constructing

d)

recalling and demonstrating

14.

Learning of facts, rules, and action sequences is a summary of which teaching strategy?

a)

Indirect teaching

b)

Direct teaching

c)

Cognitive teaching

d)

Social teaching

15.

Which learning objective relates to how much change will occur per group of participants?

a)

Audience

b)

Behavior

c)

Condition

d)

Degree

16.

Motivation can cause many rewards in a student, both internally and externally. Which of the following is an example of why motivation is important?

a)

Students will have better attitudes towards school and work provided

b)

A classroom will have more management issues

c)

A noticeable increase in student participation

d)

All of the above

17.

Ms. Nutter splits students into groups to work to each create a lesson on a specific concept to learn about making an effective lesson. She is using the instructional strategy of

a)

Guided Discovery

b)

Discussion

c)

Cooperative Learning

d)

Small group support

18.

With many diverse learning abilities in the classroom, it is important to

a)

Differentiate in instruction

b)

Create cooperative learning

c)

Discuss as a class

d)

Guide students to the understanding of concepts

19.

Motivation is considered the force behind why you do something. Which of the following would most fit motivation's definition?

a)

Extrinsic

b)

Intrinsic

c)

Rewarding

d)

All of the above

20.
Which of the following is NOT an effective engagement strategy?
a)
Sit and lecture
b)
Adding choice
c)
Sharing ideas
d)
Allowing movement