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WorksheetsAdolescence and Effective Teaching
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Teaching is referred to as "unnatural" work because
Specific domains do not demand automaticity
The skills involved in teaching do not come naturally
It is similar to informal show and tell
You can always wing it
High level practices in teaching may be defined as
Practices that are highlighted in professional development workshops
Complex practices that stem from higher order thinking questions
Practices that earn teachers promotion
Core practices that are most likely to impact student learning
Teaching requires
A large repertoire of skills
A small skill set
The ability to constantly wing it
A great learning audience
Teaching effectiveness depends on
The school district
Pre-service teacher programs
The subject, students, and environmental conditions
The ability to explain
Which of the following statements is NOT true
Effective teachers only work with small groups
Effective teachers modify instructional activities as necessary
Effective teachers use inquiry strategies
Effective teachers use a variety of strategies
Which of the following statements is true
Teacher expertise does not depend on practice
Teacher expertise depends on a high degree of automaticity
Effective teachers are not committed to the importance of content delivery
Teacher expertise comes naturally
Erikson's Psychosocial theory suggests that adolescents are at which stage of development?
Trust versus mistrust
Sensorimotor
Higher order thinking
Identity versus confusion
Jean Piaget proposed a theory known as
The theory of cognitive development
Sociocultural theory
The theory of moral development
The theory of identity formation
The theory proposed by Erik Erikson is known as
Socioeconomic theory
Psychosocial theory
Constructivist theory
Theory of interpersonal harmony
According to Erikson, adolescents are highly focused on
Their meals
Their identity
The news
Video games
