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WorksheetsTechnology for Teaching and Learning 2 (midterm)
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 1hrs 14mins
This step of inquiry process is driven by curiosity, wonder, interest and/or a need to answer a question among learners.
Question
Analyze and interpret
Predict
Connect
This step of inquiry process involves the hypothesis or forecasts of what one thinks might happen based on observations and prior knowledge.
Question
Analyze and interpret
Predict
Record
This step of inquiry process involves the application of organization skills to identify the methods, tools, materials and sequence of steps to follow.
Predict
Investigate
Plan
Connect
This stage of the Inquiry process pertains to the collection of data from observation or experimentation.
Predict
Record
Plan
Analyze and Interpret
This stage of the Inquiry process, meaning is made of the Inquiry experience through making association between prior knowledge and new knowledge and experiences.
Question
Record
Investigate
Connect
What are the four phases of Inquiry-Based-Learning?
Interaction, Clarification, Questioning, Design
Interaction, Discussion, Conclusion, Design
Questioning, Prediction, Clarification, Conclusion
Questioning, Hypothesizing, Generalizing, Evaluating
It is the level of inquiry wherein the teacher provides problem, procedure and solution.
Limited Inquiry
Guided Inquiry
Structured Inquiry
Open Inquiry
It is the level of inquiry wherein there is no predetermined method.
Structured Inquiry
Guided Inquiry
Limited Inquiry
Open Inquiry
KWL stands for:
knowledge, wisdom, learning
know, want to know, learned
know, what to learn, lesson
______________ learning is a broad term used to define learning outside the classroom from pre-schools to university level.
indoor
outdoor
individual
independent
It is a learning model when learners explain possible solutions and answers to others, refer to previous activities, and use recorded observations in explanations.
Elaborate
Explore
Explain
Engage
Which of the following is NOT a suggested activity under "explore"?
Perform an investigation
Teacher's explanation
Solve a problem
Construct a model
What Level of Inquiry is exemplified in the example below.
After having the lesson on momentum, the teacher asks the students to design and build their own parachute using their own ideas and inspiration. Materials to be used in coming up with the output are all the same.
Open Inquiry
Guided Inquiry
Structured Inquiry
Limited Inquiry
Which of the following would make a lesson about bacteria more student-centered?
Making students memorize the names of bacteria.
Showing a PowerPoint with anecdotes about the time you learned about bacteria when you were in high school.
Asking students how they can figure out which place on campus has the most bacteria and encouraging them to find out on their own.
Making students sit and read a pre-selected book about how bacteria grows.
Asking open-ended questions, observing student behavior, assessing knowledge, and encouraging students to appraise their own learning are all key points in the process of...
Elaboration
Exploration
Engagement
Evaluation
Mr. Robredo is lesson planning for the upcoming geometry unit. The unit is full of new vocabulary words and skills that the students are not familiar with. While planning, Mr. Robredo needs to make sure that students are allowed to provide reasonable responses to questions and activate their prior knowledge. What part of the 5E model is Mr. Robredo preparing for?
Evaluate
Explain
Elaborate
Engage
Lance is in the process of conducting an activity through making predictions, forming hypotheses, and making generalizations. Also, he is recording observations and sharing his judgment with his peers. The student behavior in this scenario connects to what part of the 5E model?
Engage
Evaluate
Explore
Elaborate
When the teacher asks the students to share their initial models and explanations from experiences, the discussion is already in _________stage?
Evaluate
Explain
Explore
Elaborate
Which of the following does NOT describe Engage in 5E?
Students make connections between past and present learning experiences
Activities activate prior knowledge
Students state observations based on evidences
Organize thinking toward the essential questions and learning outcomes
Providing opportunities for students to assess their own progress is a teaching strategy in ________.
Elaborate
Explain
Explore
Evaluate
In this stage, students are given time to perform experiment/ investigate objects, events, or situations.
Engage
Evaluate
Elaborate
Explore
Dewey believes the best type of learning happens by...
Sitting and listening
Experience
Following directions
Teacher directed problems
Which of the following would make a lesson about bacteria more student-centered?
Making students memorize the names of bacteria.
Asking students how they can figure out which place on campus has the most bacteria and encouraging them to find out on their own.
Showing a PowerPoint with anecdotes about the time you learned about bacteria when you were in high school.
Making students sit and read a pre-selected book about how bacteria grows.
Problem-based learning _____students in intriguing, real and relevant intellectual inquiry and allows them to learn from life situations
solves
engages
determines
deters
Which best describes Problem-Based Learning?
Have students recite information back
Have students memorize vocabulary
Have students complete their own research to learn
Have students learn via lecture notes and complete a project
Students explore possible solutions by
Forming small groups
Circulating among groups
Brainstorming ideas
Learning about the world
Which problem will you NOT present to your class in a problem-based learning approach?
Cyberbulling in remote classes
Plastic problem in our oceans
Conjugation of verbs in the past tense
Literature being shaped by or for the world
The following phrases are characteristics of Problem-Based Learning EXCEPT:
Promotes Long-term knowledge retention
Demands constant monitoring
Accommodates diverse learning needs
Espouses teamwork and collaboration
Which of these would be a good Problem-Based Learning Topic?
Present a project on endangered species.
How can we protect an endangered species that lives in our area?
Research the rules and regulations on protecting endangered species.
Draw a picture of your favorite endangered species.
Which of the following is an advantage of Problem-Based Learning?
Leads to long term retention of the content
Takes a lot of time to complete
Students can potentially perform poorer on exams
Students may not have the critical thinking skills needed
Which of the following is not a disadvantage of problem-based learning?
student unpreparedness
critical thinking
deficient resources and time consuming
weaker performance on tests
Which is not one of the benefits of problem-based learning?
It is suitable for different types of intelligence using various teaching approaches.
It allows students to develop their social skills and responsibilities.
Individual differences among students positively affect the process.
It provides scientific thinking skills.
Which element is not taken into account when choosing the right problem?
Gender of students
The problem is a life issue
Having alternative answers
Must be suitable for teamwork
Which is not one of the purposes of problem-based learning approach?
It develops the internal motivation of students.
It develops problem solving skills.
It encourages the student to take responsibility by moving forward alone.
It helps the student gain lifelong kissing skills.
Select the correct arrangement of the PBL process.
Assign a problem-> Identify the needed information -> Learn the information and apply it
Assign a problem-> Learn the information and apply it -> Identify the needed information
Learn the information and apply it -> Identify the needed information
->Assign a problem
Identify the needed information
->Assign a problem ->Learn the information and apply it
What is the key element in PBL?
Teacher
Whiteboard
Book
Student
Game
Smartphone
Tutor
Student
Problem
Child
Parent
School
What type of content is best to teach when applying the PBL Model
authentic and relevant problems
math
science
literature
Which program is used for Word Processing?
Google Docs
Google Slides
Google Sheets
Microsoft Access
Which program is used to create spreadsheets?
Google Docs
Google Slides
Google Sheets
Microsoft Access
Which program is used for presentations?
Google Docs
Google Slides
Google Sheets
Microsoft Access
Which program is considered a "database program"?
Google Docs
Google Slides
Google Sheets
Microsoft Access
Select the logo for Google Sheets
Which program is the best option to use when creating a letter?
Google Docs
Google Slides
Google Sheets
Microsoft Access
Which program allows you to customize animations and transitions?
Google Docs
Google Slides
Google Sheets
Microsoft Access
Which type of program can best be described as a "collection of lists"?
Word processors
Presentation programs
Spreadsheet programs
Database programs
Which program utilizes objects such as tables, queries, forms, and reports?
Google Docs
Google Slides
Google Sheets
Microsoft Access
There are four main ways that allow works to be used under fair use
- The Purpose of (commercial or noncommercial)
- The Nature (Is it creative or factual)
- The effect ( does it compete with the original work?)
What one is missing?
A copyright provides the author the exclusive legal right to _____. The owner has control over who prints, distributes, and uses their work.
ownership
degradation
progression
creation
Identify the creative common license
The condition that requires that credit is given to an author in a way that does not suggest their endorsement.
The condition that allows others to copy, distribute, perform, or modify the work as long as it is not used for commerical use.
The condition that allows others to copy, distribute, display, perform, or modify the content as long as they distribute the content with the same conditional terms.
The condition that allows the original copy of work to be copied, distributed, displayed, or performed. Modifications cannot be made without the owner's permission.
Identify the creative common license
The condition that requires that credit is given to an author in a way that does not suggest their endorsement.
The condition that allows others to copy, distribute, perform, or modify the work as long as it is not used for commerical use.
The condition that allows others to copy, distribute, display, perform, or modify the content as long as they distribute the content with the same conditional terms.
The condition that allows the original copy of work to be copied, distributed, displayed, or performed. Modifications cannot be made without the owner's permission.
Identify the creative common license
The condition that requires that credit is given to an author in a way that does not suggest their endorsement.
The condition that allows others to copy, distribute, perform, or modify the work as long as it is not used for commerical use.
The condition that allows others to copy, distribute, display, perform, or modify the content as long as they distribute the content with the same conditional terms.
The condition that allows the original copy of work to be copied, distributed, displayed, or performed. Modifications cannot be made without the owner's permission.
Identify the creative common license
The condition that requires that credit is given to an author in a way that does not suggest their endorsement.
The condition that allows others to copy, distribute, perform, or modify the work as long as it is not used for commerical use.
The condition that allows others to copy, distribute, display, perform, or modify the content as long as they distribute the content with the same conditional terms.
The condition that allows the original copy of work to be copied, distributed, displayed, or performed. Modifications cannot be made without the owner's permission.
When is a Creative Commons license used?
When the public domain is closed.
When authorities require it.
When the author of a work wants to let others use their work, but with specific conditions applied.
When users want to access a copyrighted work.
What is the basic purpose of copy right law ?
To protect the owner's right only
To protect the user's right only
To protect the government right only
To make a balance between owner's right and creativity
What is PLAGIARISM?
To protect steal of words
To steal and pass off words or ideas
It is a disease
Reproduce of any work
