WorksheetsINSIAA11, INSIAA12 & INSIAA13
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Howard Gardner devised his theory of multiple intelligence's. How many are there?
7
9
12
6
Click 2 correct multiple intelligences from the list below...
Visual/ Spatial
Active / Playful
Musical / Rythmic
Cadetism
Click 2 correct multiple intelligences from the list below...
Verbal / Linguistic
Intelligence for Drill
Only one of these is correct
Body Kin-aesthetic
Click 3 correct multiple intelligences from the list below...
Cadetism
Logical / Mathematical
Interpersonal
Intrapersonal
What is 1 way a visual / spatial learner will learn?
Sketching / painting / reading / writing
Physical activity
Touching objects / hands on
Music
What is 1 way a body kin-aesthetic learner will learn?
Speaking
Music
Physical exercises and sport
Explaining
What is 1 way an interpersonal learner will learn?
Cooperation and team games / group projects
Solo acitivites
Music
Puzzles
What is 1 way a intrapersonal learner will learn?
Independent or individual work
Group projects
Music
Speeches
Does everyone learn the same way?
Yes
No
What is 1 way a musical / rhythmic learner will learn?
Writing
Speeches
Music
Physical activity
What is 1 way a logical / mathematical learner will learn?
Performing complex maths calculations
Writing
Music
Physical activity
What is explicit teaching?
Explicit teaching involves directing students attention toward specific learning in a highly structured environment. It is teaching that is focused on producing specific learning outcomes.
Explicit teaching involves indirectly moving students attention toward specific learning in a lowly structured environment. It is teaching that is not focused on producing specific learning outcomes.
Explicit teaching is a myth
This is used by teachers in a school and is therefore irrelevant to the AAC
Is it beneficial to structure learning when teaching?
Yes, it helps the students/cadets see where everything falls into place
No, its irrelevant to understanding the information
Explicit teaching involves explanation, demonstration and practise. True or false?
True
False
Does the teacher/instructor closely monitor student understanding?
Yes
No
This strategy is demonstrated when the teacher?
Explains what students need to know and be able to do by the end of the lesson or unit.
Opening confesses they do not know what they are teaching
Says they are only going to use practical learning
They don't
This strategy is demonstrated when the student?
Understand the learning goals and success criteria
Do not understand the content
Performs a certain action
Does not receive feedback as needed
This strategy is NOT demonstrated when the teacher?
Restricts class discussion and student input is discouraged
Is good to the students
Gives feedback to students
Explains content in a sequential order
Is explicit teaching effective?
Yes!
No.
Are students/ cadets left to construct information for themselves when the teacher/instructor uses explicit teaching
No
Yes
Should an instructor point at cadets?
No
Yes
Depends
What should a good speech have? (click 2)
Clarity
Lots of nervous jitters
Ambiguity (Not to the point)
Definiteness of message
A Quiet voice
What should a good speech have? (click 2)
Conciseness
A quiet voice
Elaborate and use "fluffy" language
Boring
Interesting
What should a good speech have? (click 2)
Informal Touch
Being long
Considering the audience
Using a quiet voice
Distractions
What should a good speech have? (click 2)
Speaking slowly and deliberately
Extremely emotional
Free from emotions
Speaking fast
Having a long speech
What should a good speech have? (click 2)
Use of body language
Standing completely still
Ensuring the audience is completely disengaged
Ensuring participation of audience
Speaking super fast
What are the 4 types of speeches?
Informal, party, wedding and birth speeches
Uninformative, non-demonstrative, non-persuasive and not entertaining speeches
Informative, demonstrative, persuasive and entertaining speeches
News reporter, wedding, party and graduation speeches
Richard Male proposed 10 steps to better public speaking. What is one of them? (try your best with these!)
Begin with the end
Speak fast and get it over with
Speak for super long to get your point across
Don't be straightforward, less is more
Richard Male proposed 10 steps to better public speaking. What is one of them? (try your best with these!)
Be simple and straightforward
Practise never makes perfect
Do not envision your success
The beginning of the speech isn't important
Richard Male proposed 10 steps to better public speaking. What is one of them? (try your best with these!)
Nail the ending
Do not engage with people after your speech
Don't bother with palm cards, you should memorise the entire thing
Nervousness and excitement are not normal emotions to feel
