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Cooperative Learning Structures Quiz week3

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Students will work in partners and one student will be the 'coach' while the other does the math problem and then they will switch.

a)

Rally Coach

b)

Think-Pair-Share

c)

Corners

d)

Round Table

2.

It is an engaging teaching strategy in which small groups work together towards a common goal?

a)

Cooperative Learning

b)

Individual accountability

c)

Positive independence

d)

Face-to-face interaction

3.

It is an instructional use of small groups so that students work together to maximize their own and each other's learning?

a)

Cooperative Learning

b)

Positive independence

c)

Individual accountability

d)

Face-to-face interaction

4.

What are the three types of cooperative learning?

a)

Formal, Informal and Group-based

b)

Collaborative, Contributing and Participation

c)

Processing, Interpersonal and Group Processing

d)

None of the above

5.

This is also great structure to use for a group project or class research.

a)

Jigsaw

b)

Corners

c)

Think-Pair-Share

d)

Round Table

6.

It is sufficient/interpersonal/social skills, involving an explicit teaching of appropriate leadership, communication, trust and conflict resolution skills so that the team can function effectively?

a)

Collaborative processing

b)

Cooperative learning

c)

Group processing

d)

Face-to-face interaction

7.

Which of the following statements is true?

a)

Positive interdependence is sufficient/interpersonal/social skills, involving an explicit teaching of appropriate leadership, communication, trust and conflict resolution skills so that the team can function effectively.

b)

Positive interdependence is a sense of working together for a common goal. Each member is affected by the actions of other group members.

c)

Positive interdependence tells that every team member feels in charge of their own and their teammates' learning and it makes an active contribution to the group.

8.

This is a structure that used for brainstorming or review.

a)

Rally Coach

b)

Think-Pair-Share

c)

Corners

d)

Round Table

9.

What are the materials of cooperative learning structure in mathematics teaching?

a)

Cellphone

b)

Calculator

c)

Money

d)

Bond Paper

10.

It is set a timer for how long the students have to discuss.

a)

Jigsaw

b)

Think-Pair-Share

c)

Corners

d)

Time Pair Share

11.

This is a great structure if you want students to share or discuss with one another.

a)

Timed-Pair-Share

b)

Corners

c)

Think-Pair-Share

d)

Jigsaw

12.

Learners explain, argue, elaborate and link current material with that they have learn previously?

a)

Cooperative Learning

b)

Individual accountability

c)

Positive independence

d)

Face-to-face interaction

13.

Groups are temporary and quickly assembled to focus on an element of the class material, prepare for an upcoming test or project, or create closure on an instructional subject.

a)

Cooperative Base groups

b)

Informal Cooperative Learning

c)

Formal Cooperative Learning

d)

Cooperative Learning Structure

14.

What are the effects of cooperative learning structure (CLS)?

a)

Enable students to be active learners

b)

Take more responsibility for learning

c)

Participate more in the course in overcoming these and similar challenges

d)

All of the above

15.

Teams periodically assess what they have learned, how well they are working together and how they might do better as a learning team?

a)

Collaborative processing

b)

Cooperative learning

c)

Group processing

d)

Face-to-face interaction

16.

The following are the essentials of effective cooperative learning structure, except to one?

a)

Participation

b)

Communication

c)

Determination

d)

Evaluation

17.

Which are not included in classroom management routine?

a)

Controlling Students/ Demanding perfect behavior

b)

Entering/Exiting the classroom

c)

a and c

d)

None of the above

18.

It is a sense of working together for a common goal. Each members is affected by the actions of other group members?

a)

Cooperative Learning

b)

Individual accountability

c)

Positive independence

d)

Face-to-face interaction

19.

How cooperative learning structure utilized in teaching mathematics?

a)

Pre-instructional Planning

b)

Process

c)

Monitor

d)

All of the above

20.

Students work together in groups for as little time as a single class period to as long as several weeks.

a)

Cooperative Base groups

b)

Informal Cooperative Learning

c)

Formal Cooperative Learning

d)

Cooperative Learning Structure

21.

Every team member feels in charge of their own and their teammates' learning and it makes an active contribution to the group?

a)

Cooperative Learning

b)

Individual accountability

c)

Positive independence

d)

Face-to-face interaction

22.

The following statements are the Don'ts in Cooperative learning structure, except?

a)

Don't carry on with a collaborative learning task if it is not working.

b)

Don't base to the team score

c)

set clear goals and expectations.

23.

The following are the Do's in Cooperative learning structure, except?

a)

keep groups as small as possible.

b)

train how to take part in the discussion.

c)

Don't base to the team score.

24.

This is a great structure to use for review or opinion type questions.

a)

Rally coach

b)

Corners

c)

Jigsaw

d)

Round Table

25.

This type of group supports each other in their academic achievement or the completion of a project.

a)

Cooperative Base groups

b)

Informal Cooperative Learning

c)

Formal Cooperative Learning

d)

Cooperative Learning Structure

26.

Which of the following statements is true?

a)

Collaborative processing is sufficient/interpersonal/social skills, involving an explicit teaching of appropriate leadership, communication, trust and conflict resolution skills so that the team can function effectively.

b)

Collaborative processing tells that learners explain, argue, elaborate and link current material with that they have learn previously.

c)

Collaborative processing is a sense of working together for a common goal. Each member is affected by the actions of other group members.

27.

Which of the following statements is true?

a)

Face-to-face interaction is sufficient/interpersonal/social skills, involving an explicit teaching of appropriate leadership, communication, trust and conflict resolution skills so that the team can function effectively.

b)

Face-to-face interaction tells that learners explain, argue, elaborate and link current material with that they have learn previously.

c)

Face-to-face interaction is a sense of working together for a common goal. Each member is affected by the actions of other group members.

28.

Which of the following statements is true?

a)

Individual accountability tells that every team member feels in charge of their own and their teammates' learning and it makes an active contribution to the group.

b)

Individual accountability is a sense of working together for a common goal. Each member is affected by the actions of other group members.

c)

Individual accountability is sufficient/interpersonal/social skills, involving an explicit teaching of appropriate leadership, communication, trust and conflict resolution skills so that the team can function effectively.

29.

Which of the following statements is true?

a)

Group processing is a sense of working together for a common goal. Each member is affected by the actions of other group members

b)

Group processing is sufficient/interpersonal/social skills, involving an explicit teaching of appropriate leadership, communication, trust and conflict resolution skills so that the team can function effectively

c)

Group processing whereby the teams periodically assess what they have learned, how well they are working together and how they might do better as a learning team

30.

It is a model of teaching with a set of common attributes and features

a)

Cooperative Learning

b)

Positive Interdependence

c)

Competitive situations

d)

Group Processing

31.

It is one of the basic element in cooperative learning where in the students in the group believe that they can work together

a)

Cooperative Learning

b)

Positive Interdependence

c)

Competitive situations

d)

Group Processing

32.

This kind of situations results in individuals obstructing each other’s effort to achieve, refusing to help, and engaging in antisocial behavior

a)

Cooperative Learning

b)

Positive Interdependence

c)

Competitive situations

d)

Group Processing

33.

It is an act of reflecting on what actions of the group members were helpful and not helpful to the achievement of the goals and deciding on what actions should be changed and continued

a)

Cooperative Learning

b)

Positive Interdependence

c)

Competitive situations

d)

Group Processing

34.

Cooperative learning fosters respect for diversity and improves language skills

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

35.

Cooperative learning structures are an integral part of the open environment

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

36.

Slavin and Roger Johnson are two developers of the guidelines and specific strategies for cooperative approaches

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

37.

Cooperative learning can be used for activities where there are limited resources and lessons that provide opportunities for students to apply/ or extend skills and concepts

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

38.

The teacher is seen as an authority who dispenses knowledge to students who merely absorb information

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

39.

What is the focus of implementing cooperative learning to the students?

a)

It is focus on the child as the learner rather than someone who is just getting information as a form of learning

b)

to maximize the learning of all students and to increase the mutuality of their relationships with the children different from their race or themselves

c)

Best for activities that demand cooperative thoughts or mathematical thinking

d)

It leads to greater cohesiveness, sustainability to peer influence and an unwillingness to risk disagreement

40.

What are the goals of cooperative learning?

a)

It is focus on the child as the learner rather than someone who is just getting information as a form of learning

b)

to maximize the learning of all students and to increase the mutuality of their relationships with the children different from their race or themselves

c)

Best for activities that demand cooperative thoughts or mathematical thinking

d)

It leads to greater cohesiveness, sustainability to peer influence and an unwillingness to risk disagreement

41.

What is the best use of cooperative learning?

a)

It is focus on the child as the learner rather than someone who is just getting information as a form of learning

b)

to maximize the learning of all students and to increase the mutuality of their relationships with the children different from their race or themselves

c)

Best for activities that demand cooperative thoughts or mathematical thinking

d)

It leads to greater cohesiveness, sustainability to peer influence and an unwillingness to risk disagreement

42.

How does cooperative learning lead the learning of the students?

a)

It is focus on the child as the learner rather than someone who is just getting information as a form of learning

b)

to maximize the learning of all students and to increase the mutuality of their relationships with the children different from their race or themselves

c)

Best for activities that demand cooperative thoughts or mathematical thinking

d)

It leads to greater cohesiveness, sustainability to peer influence and an unwillingness to risk disagreement

43.

In what type of activities cooperative learning can be used that call for clarification and a range of strategies for finding the solution

a)

Open-ended problem solving activities

b)

Face-to-face promotion interaction

c)

Social Skills

d)

Small Group

44.

One of the basic element in cooperative learning that came to the result of having a positive interdependence among the members of the group

a)

Open-ended problem solving activities

b)

Face-to-face promotion interaction

c)

Social Skills

d)

Small Group

45.

It is one of the level of group processing which the teacher allows time after each class session for the group to discuss how they have performed their assigned tasks that contribute to the attainment of the goal

a)

Open-ended problem solving activities

b)

Face-to-face promotion interaction

c)

Social Skills

d)

Small Group

46.

This element of cooperative learning involves the use of interpersonal and small group skills

a)

Open-ended problem solving activities

b)

Face-to-face promotion interaction

c)

Social Skills

d)

Small Group

47.

 It is one of the instances that cooperative learning strategy may use in an activity where there are limited _______ and _______ that provide opportunities for students to apply or extend skills and concepts

a)

resources and lessons

b)

Individual accountability and personal responsibility

c)

Small Group and Whole Class

d)

class and activities

48.

This component entails an assessment of each student’s performance, the result of which is given back to the students and group

a)

resources and lessons

b)

Individual accountability and personal responsibility

c)

Small Group and Whole Class

d)

class and activities

49.

What two levels can group processing take place?

a)

resources and lessons

b)

Individual accountability and personal responsibility

c)

Small Group and Whole Class

d)

class and activities

50.

He is the most famous proponents of cooperative learning

a)

John Dewey

b)

Slavin

c)

Jean Piaget

d)

BSEDMT 3-1