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IES - EDUCATION - PART 3

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

________ can play a huge role in the choices that students make in school, extending beyond the clothes they wear or music they listen to.

a)

The setting of homework

b)

Peer pressure

c)

Project-based learning

d)

Extra-curricular activities

2.

I earned my civil engineering degree by ___________ as a carpenter in the 1980s.

a)

working my way through college

b)

hitting the books

c)

burning the candle at both ends

d)

opening the door to better job opportunities

3.

To have __________ plus little flexibility is the worst of both worlds.

a)

a high school diploma

b)

academic knowledge

c)

extra-curricular activities

d)

a heavy workload

4.

I have worked like hell, often ___________, trying to build the business and stay ahead of the competition.

a)

working my way through university

b)

burning the candle at both ends

c)

hitting the books

d)

skipping classes

5.

Attempts to do away with some _________ often face resistance from parents, who worry that their offspring could lose out in the race to get into a good university.

a)

academic knowledge

b)

project-based learning

c)

test-oriented teaching

d)

soft skills

6.

Children don’t have the same social filters and are more __________ while adult learning needs to be scaffolded or they risk losing their intrinsic motivation and focus.

a)

willing to experiment

b)

underperforming

c)

engaged in school

d)

career-oriented

7.

CHOOSE 2 CORRECT ANSWERS

The existing schooling system fails to educate pupils in several imperative areas crucial to __________, such as negotiation skills, taxation, budgeting and investment skills, basic cooking skills and straightforward survival skills.

a)

a successful transition period of youth to adulthood

b)

a child’s development as an individual

c)

a fundamental part of life

d)

today’s day and age

8.

The vast majority of content pupils are educated on is in fact _______ the world we live in.

a)

inaccessible to

b)

indispensable in

c)

irrelevant to

d)

valuable to

9.

Business and finance skills are essential in every adult’s day-to-day life, whereas other subjects that are prioritised many a time are disputably _________ and far from necessary.

a)

meticulous

b)

arduous

c)

frivolous

d)

imperative

10.

There is almost no limit to the roles a teacher may play. In addition to ensuring that students experience _________, teachers must also _________ surrogate parents, mentors and counselors, and even almost-politicians.

a)

academic success/

function as

b)

formative years/

shape them into

c)

positive role models/advocate for

d)

life lessons/offer feedback

11.

Studying arts subjects helps to develop critical thinking and the ability to _______ the world around us.

a)

face

b)

perceive

c)

encode

d)

interpret

12.

The vast majority of jobs do not specify the subject studied at university; all degree courses equip you with a wide range of valuable ________.

a)

academic knowledge

b)

employability skills

c)

job opportunities

d)

paper qualifications