WorksheetsMid-Test: Course Design & Evaluation C.08SIGE007
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 17mins
A description of the contents of a course of instruction and the order in which they are to be taught.
Syllabus
Curriculum
Method
Approach
Which one does NOT include curriculum elements?
intent
content
learning activities
learning styles
evaluation
This involves looking at the factors that will have a strong effect on decisions about the goals of the course, what to include in the course, and how to teach and assess it.
Environment analysis
Needs analysis
Which factor does NOT involve environment analysis?
Learners
Teachers
Students' needs
Learning situation
Teaching situation
Which comes first in process of course design?
Environment analysis
Needs analysis
According to the model in the picture, how many steps of the parts of the curriculum design process?
5
6
7
8
This process is to discover what needs to be learned and what the learners want to learn.
Environment analysis
Learner analysis
Needs analysis
Content analysis
These are types of needs, except ....
Lacks
Queries
Wants
Necessities
In need analysis, preset knowledge of students is called as ....
Wants
Lacks
Necessities
Required knowledge that students need to learn is called as ....
Lacks
Necessities
Wants
In evaluating needs analysis process, which comes as the priority
Validity
Reliability
Practicality
Using well-thought-out and standardised tools
that are applied systematically in need analysis process means that the process is ....
Valid
Reliable
Practical
In course design process, deciding and following principles is the next step after doing environment and needs analysis. How many principles are offered in Macalister book (2010)?
3
7
10
20
The principles are divided into 3 subdivisions. Which division that covers learners' learning styles?
Content and sequencing
Format and presentation
Monitoring and assessment
In content and sequencing subdivision, Language System principle involves ....
The course should help learners make the most effective use of
previous knowledge.
The language focus of a course needs to be on the
generalisable features of the language.
There should be opportunity for learners to work with the
learning material in ways that most suit their individual learning style.
From the three subdivisions of principles, where is in the aspect of curriculum design that teachers may have their greatest influence on the course?
Content and sequencing
Format and presentation
Monitoring and Evaluation
These principles, practically, relate to the kinds of activities used in the course and the ways in which learners process the course material.
Content and sequencing
Format and presentation
Monitoring and assessment
On which subdivision principle where giving feedback to students during the course is found?
Content and sequencing
Format and presentation
Monitoring and assessment
In designing a course, learning opportunities need to be balance between the four strands.
Which one does not include the four strands in learning principle?
Meaning-focused input
Meaning-focused output
Language-focused learning
Fluency development
Comprehensible input
From the four strands, which one focuses on learning language features?
Meaning-focused input
Meaning-focused output
Language-focused learning
Fluency development
from the four strands, plenty of opportunities for fluency practice is found in ... strand.
Meaning-focused input
Meaning-focused output
Language-focused learning
Fluency development
There are four major types of techniques and activities that can be drawn in designing lesson. They are, except ....
Experience activities
Shared activities
Guided activities
Dependent activities
Independent activities
The knowledge needed to do the activity is provided through previous experience or previous activities within a lesson.
This is likely found in ... activities.
Experience
Shared
Guided
Independent
Dependent
This assessment is used to decide what level of the course a learner should enter, what class the learner should join. It often has to be done just before a course begins.
Placement assessment
Achievement assessment
Diagnostic assessment
Proficiency assessment
This assessment is done based on material taught in the course and learners usually know what kinds of questions will be asked and what material will be covered.
Achievement assessment
Diagnostice assessment
Proficiency assessment
Placement assessment
