WorksheetsQuiz No. 11 in Ed 3110 - BENLAC
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 23mins
Teaching Presence, also commonly referred to as instructor presence, is the primary way that an instructor can facilitate and design instruction to make sure students are engaged
true
false
You are in the middle of a semester in your online course. Which of these strategies will help you know your students to address their learning needs?
Class participation
Students feedback
Assessments
All the above
Motivating and empowering students will enable them to take responsibilities of their learning which includes critical thinking and application of skills.
True
False
The theoretical model which emphasizes presence in designing and building learning communities online
Flipped classroom model
Project-based Learning
Community of Inquiry
The Community of Inquiry framework is composed of 3 interconnected presences that can help teachers create engaging and student-centered learning experiences. Click on the 3 correct responses.
Intelligence presence
Social presence
Teaching presence
Emotional presence
Cognitive presence
A good online discussion can....(click all that apply)
build community and communication skills
give parents a break
help students learn about their peers
yield higher levels of interaction, engagement, and satisfaction with the course
True or False: Just because learning is moving online does not mean that students should be relegated to the role of passive receivers of information.
True
False
Which of these is important in rethinking assessment for online teaching and learning?
(mark all that apply)
Align technology tools with purpose
Focus on feedback
Leverage personal experiences
Make data from assessments useful
What type of presence does the use of welcome messages help build?
Social presence
Cognitive presence
Teaching presence
When a teacher provides an activity for students to post their reflections, what type of presence is the teacher building?
Social presence
Cognitive presence
Teaching presence
Disengaged students
learn less
learn more
are motivated
are successful
Cognitive Engagement is
a student that show excitement
a student that isolates themselves
a student that seeks challenge
An example of Cognitive Engagement is
Setting goals
likes to work with partners
wants teacher to monitor progress
willing to share
We should shift the attention from the tools to the
consistency
effort
functions
variety
The continuum of engagement shows
a scale of disengagement and engagement
a scale of effort and behavior
a scale of accountability and management
Engagement is at the core of
assessing
learning
Why are relationships important:
We all need to feel like we belong. What are ways you welcome students into your virtual classroom
They stimulate interest, motivation, and persistence in learning.
Just as students learn more effectively when they are engaged and motivated, their performance on assessments can be enhanced by increasing engagement.
All of the above
Group Work:
It helps to raise the achievement of all students and It helps to build positive relationships among the students.
is on efficient use of space and products.
can not happen during distance learning.
time-consuming “busy work” with little cognitive benefit.
Engagement is created and enhanced by:
attendance.
calling on students randomly.
teachers making sure students turn on their microphone and camera.
the involvement of three key players in any online learning experience: teachers, parents and peers.
Active engagement is likely to increase student achievement.
False
True
Which statement is false?
Teacher-student relationships can affect student engagement.
Students need to get to know their teachers just as teachers need to get to know their students.
Student engagement can affect behavior as well as academic achievement.
Student engagement is always observable.
Creativity...
is characterized by originality and expressiveness, so it can mean making something or it can be something new and innovative.
allows children to be passive in literacy, from acting out plays through characters that they’ve made themselves or through making props.
is about working in a highly focused way on ideas and projects, crafting them into their ugliest forms and making low judgements along the way.”
allows children to explore their self.
The following are benefits of Creative literacy except for
It encourages greater pupil engagement, brings a subject to life – therefore capturing pupils interest, and improves knowledge retention.
Creative literacy can also encourage reluctant readers, build trust, and help teach lower-thinking skills only.
It can improve oral and listening skills, encourage team building, and can be made practical, suiting those who may struggle with some traditional methods of teaching, eg, children who are dyslexic.
Creativity in learning encourages pupils to think creatively.
A story’s location can be a good way to teach geography, for instance, a pirate tale with a treasure island can be used to teach children about the geography of islands. This statement is
True
Partly true
false
Undecided
By teaching this way you can ensure that all children feel welcomed. Some children, particularly those with dyslexia, like to learn in a multi-sensory way so bringing subjects to life will suit their style of learning. This talks about
diversity
inclusivity
sectarian
Creativity
Children are naturally creative, if you stop and listen to them they often are natural storytellers. This is
True
partly true
false
Undecided
