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WorksheetsInstructional Pedagogy
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 41mins
Who Coined the Term 'Communicative Competence' ?
James faulkaner
Jeromy harmer
Dell Anderson
Dell Hymes
Which of the following is NOT a key component of self-directed learning?
Management and monitoring
Assessing learning needs
Sociability
Collaboration and self-evaluation
What approach to pedagogy is associated with the use of Open Educational Resources?
Constructivism
Behaviourism
Resource Based Learning
Options B and C
Open Educational Resources
damage the educational private system
Help institutions and creators build their reputation
democratize knowledge
B and C
Which economic system has the least government control?
Market
Command
Planned
Mixed
What does SEL stand for?
Socially Engaging in Learning
Social Emotional Learning
Successfully Educate & Learn
Student Engagement in Learning
Lesson plans are submitted in...
Google Slides
Google Drive
What are lesson plans?
Google Classroom
How many seconds are in a day?
86400
1440
525,600
9,800
what is class engagement?
including your cadets
create a teaching and learning environment prepared for student participation
active learning, create a teaching and learning environment prepared for student participation
playing games
a good planned class is when ....
your slide is filled with paragraphs
when the cadet teaching you is just reading
when the cadet teaching you is engaging you and is prepared
How many functions does instructional software have?
One
Five
Six
Two
Which of those listed are criteria for evaluating software?
Content
Instruction
Integration Model
Learned Involvement
All of the Above
What is a benefit of simulations?
Compress time
Slow down processes
Involve students
All of the Above
The pursuit of worldly or material goods
Moksha
Atman
Path of desire
path of renunciation
The hidden self, the infinite center of every life
Guru
Moksha
Atman
Brahman
The transmigration of the soul from one life to another
Reincarnation
Karma
Brahman
Yoga
A spiritual guide or advisor
Sadhu
Guru
Brahmin
Brahman
The community of Buddhist monks
Sanga
Dharma
Tanha
Arhat
The modern psychodynamic perspective is based on the work of whom?
Freud
Watson
Wundt
Skinner
This perspective focuses on free will and the human potential for growth.
humanism
behaviorism
psychodynamism
evolutionary psychology
It is a process that involves teachers using evidence about what learner's know and can do to inform and improve their teaching. This process, through the teacher's immediate feedback, enables students to take responsibility for their own learning and identify areas where they do well and where they need help.
Diagnostic Assessment
Confirmative Assessment
Summative Assessment
Formative Assessment
Type of Assessment that is given to students in order to identify the strengths, weaknesses and knowledge in order to formulate and create teachers instructional plan.
Criterion-referenced assessment
Diagnostic assessment
Norm-referenced assessment
Formative Assessment
It is an assessment that is usually administered toward the end of a learning period to measure the extend to which the learners have mastered the essentials learning competencies, the results of which are recorded and are used to report the learner's achievement.
Criterion-referenced assessment
Summative assessment
Norm-referenced assessment
Formative Assessment
It is the way of reporting assessment data by assigning a value to the results as a record of student's ability, achievement, or progress.
Criterion-referenced assessment
Summative assessment
Classroom assessment
Grading
Which of the following are basis of evaluating student learning at particular points in each quarter?
Formative and Summative Assessment
Written work and Performance Task
Quarterly Assessment and Performance Task
Summative Assessment and Performance Task
detailed outline of topics to teach, how to teach them, why they are necessary to teach and learn, and how to evaluate learning
lesson plan
guided practice
independent practice
scope and sequence
(a) is an abstract term for the control center of our behavior, according to McQuiggan et al (2015).
According to Educational psychologists Punya Mishra and Matt Koehler, TPACK does not consists of which of the following?
technology
pedagogy
academics
content
knowledge
"According to the Flipped Learning Network, flipped classrooms can be characterized by which 4 pillars?" (McQuiggans et al, 2015)
Pedagogy proctored by trained, professional educators with experience and expertise in optimizing conceptual understanding and promoting higher- order cognitive processing.
Teachers can use the data to make informed reflections about the lecture, while students can monitor and calibrate the current level of understanding.
A shift in learning culture that positions students as the driving force of learning with teachers taking on a more supportive role.
An active learning environment that utilizes classroom activities as a vehicle for engaging deeply with content beyond surface- level presentations of skills and concepts.
Flexible environments that support a wide variety of instructional and assessment methods that easily adapt to leverage the dynamics of the classroom activity.
What are four most prominent access models for education in the classroom?
Teacher
1:1
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD
1: Many (share devices)
Use the Teacher's device
According to Heinemann Publishing, what does the F stand for in the acronym MINDFUL?
focus
forget
fun
framework
filter
A scoring guide use to evaluate the quality of students is called________.
Rubrics
Checklists
Inventories
Rating Scales
What is the full form of IPA?
Indian Phonetic Alphabet
International Phonetic Alphabet
International Phonetic Agreement
Indian Phonetic Agreement
Dyslexia is associated with ______ disorder?
Listening
Speaking
Reading
Writing
Deductive learning is where learners move from.....?
specific to specific
specific to general
General to specific
general to general
which one of the following is not an individual difference in the classroom?
Intelligence
Aptitude
Learning style
Appetite
What of the following phrases best describes blended learning?
It involves two teachers instructing a class approach
It combines elements to face-to-face and online instruction
It combines students of different grade levels into one classroom
It involves older students teaching young students through a mentoring approach
Which of these approaches is best supported by evidence of promoting learning?
Giving all students iPads
Using an interactive whiteboard
Using technology for short bursts of focused activity
If you focus on active learning through problem solving tasks, with an emphasis on group work, you would be guided by what learning theory?
Social Learning Theories
Social Constructivism
Social Cognitivism
Social Teaching Theory
the theory of self-determined learning
Heutagogy
Paragogy
Pedagogy
Andragogy
the method and practice of teaching, especially as an academic subject or theoretical concept
Heutagogy
Andragogy
Pedagogy
the method and practice of teaching adult learners; adult education; self-directed learning
Pedagogy
Andragogy
Cybergogy
Peeragogy
Digitized instructional content delivered to wireless mobile devices (e.g., smartphones, tablet computers, notebooks, and digital readers).
Gamification
Service learning
Mobile learning
a form of active learning that starts by posing questions, problems or scenarios
Inquiry-based learning
Service-based learning
Game-based learning
Why do we need to profile learners?
to know who can be our friends
to find out where they were born
to create learning materials for them
to construct new friendships
What should we collect to gather information about learners?
What motivates them
What makes them change
What city did they live in
What technology device they use now
Cultural beliefs and backgrounds, ethnicities and religion are examples of...
Demographics
Physiological Needs
Cognitive Abilities
Prior Knowledge
Motivation
Physical disabilities is an example of...
Demographics
Physiological Needs
Cognitive Abilities
Prior Knowledge
Motivation
Anxiety and self-confidence levels are examples of...
Demographics
Social Needs
Cognitive Abilities
Prior Knowledge
Motivation
How do you define a "need"?
gap between our teeth
gap between what is expected and what it actually is
gap year
gap between outcomes and assessments
These are types of needs, EXCEPT
critical incident needs
expressed needs
future needs
feeling needs
Which is not a sign of students with intellectual disabilities?
Slow to acquire basic academic skills
Difficult to manage emotionally
Multiple areas of delay
Difficulty applying concepts to new situations
________________ is a science, that is a system of ordered knowledge of concepts, theories, principles, methods and forms of management.
Management
Pedagogy
Science
Process
System
