Worksheetsfacilitating Learner-Centered
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the role of mother language in the situated learning approach?
The students have the possibility to use their mother language sometimes
Mother language is left with no place to hide
Students use the mother language all the time
Bloom's Taxonomy is the set of hierarchial model used to classify educational objectives into______
behavioural change in learner
level of complexity of learning
quantum of memorization
a personal act to fulfill potentials
which of the following learner theory advocates learning is creating meaning from past experience?
Behaviourism
Constructivism
Cognitivism
Humanism
Psychologist contributed the spiral curriculum approach
Bruner
Piaget
Vygotsky
Skinner
which of the following are the collaborative learning strategies?
Jigsaw
Presentation
research/case study
think-pair-share
fishbowl
Spiral Curriculum and Collaborative Learning are the approaches of the which learning theory?
Constructivism
Behaviorism
Situated learning Theory
Cognitivism
Howard Gardner believe intelligence is more than ability to think critically
Maybe
True
False
I don't know
which learning theory seeks to "broaden attention from the learner as an isolated individual to include a focus on the social settings that construct and constitute the individual as a learner" (lave and wenger,1991)
Socialism
Social Learning Theory
Situated Learning Theory
Cognitivism
What does ZPD stand for?
Zone of potential developmen
zone of priority discussion
zone of proximal development
zone of practice discourse
What does MKO stands for?
Most Knowledgeable Other
More Knowledgeable Other
More Knowledge Others
Most Knowledge Others
Groups of people shares a concern or a passion for something they do and learn how to do it better as they interact regularly
Communisim
Community
Practice community
Community of Practice
The ZPD refers to the difference between what a learner can do on their own and what they can do under adult guidance or inn collaboration with___
Teachers and coaches
friends and family
spouse/ boyfriend/ girlfriend
More capable Peers
Skinner's rat experiment drew our attention to what aspect of behaviourist learning theory?
reintegration of learning
rat's learn quicker than dogs
reinforcement can strengthen learning
humans are like animals
As a teacher, you set clear learning objectives and design repetitive practices, what theory of learning is evident?
Social Behaviourism
Tranformative Learning theory
Behaviourism
Cognitivism
Which is not a theory of learning?
Cognasism
Social Learning Theory
socialism
constructivism
Constructivism is split in two parts, which of the following three answers below is INCORRECT
Constructive
Cognitive
Social
which learning theory centres on what happens between stimulus and response understanding processes such as memory?
Constructivism
cognitivism
cognitive constructivism
cognitive behaviorism
Below are the teachers roles in the teaching implication of constructivism, except_____
Knowledge giver
Facilitator
Tutor
Mentor
Which of the following from earliest to latest is the correct ordering of the cognitive stages of development as emphasized by Piaget?
Sensorimotor,
concrete operational,
formal operational,,
preoperational
Sensorimotor,
concrete operational,
preoperational,
formal operational
sensorimotor,
preoperational,
concrete operational, formal operational
sensorimotor,
formal operational,
preoperational,
concrete operational
theory say that a set stimulus, over a period of time, will produce the same response everytime?
The Cognitivist
Constructivist
The behaviorist
which of the following best describe the social constructivism
Emphasis on collaborative learning style
moderate existing knowledge to fill in the new information
all learning must be constructed
Learning should be connected with learner's cognitive development
What is the strength of constructivism theory?
Develop problem solving skills
teacher centered
learners involved in passive learning
all of the above
who are the two constructivist who believe that humans learn by activity?
Piaget and Vygotsky
Bandura and Gardner
Piaget and Wiener
Vygotsky and Skinner
Which of the following is an example of classical conditioning?
Students stop, look and listen when the teacher claps her hand
Student return their homework so they can participate in preffered activity
Student are motivated to learn because the lessons is engaging
a student is given praise for a job well done
Which of the following best defines Behaviorism?
The effect teacher efficacy has on learning .
the effect prior learning experience have on learning.
The effect genetic factors have on learning.
the environmental factors have on learning.
what is the cognitive view of knowledge in which information people store in their memories are consists of networks of organized and interconnected ideas?
Social learning theroy
Schema Theory
Socio-cultural theory
attribution theory
