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Week 7-8 Principles

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is ICT?

a)

Information and Communication Technology

b)

Internet and Computer Technology

c)

International Communication Technology

d)

Intelligent Computing Techniques

2.

Which of the following is a benefit of using ICT in education?

a)

Limited access to information

b)

Increased cost of education

c)

All of the above

d)

Decreased student engagement

3.

What does ICT stand for?

a)

Information and Communication Technology

b)

Integrated Circuit Technology

c)

International Communication Technology

d)

Internet and Computer Technology

4.

How can ICT enhance learning in the classroom?

a)

By limiting access to educational resources and tools

b)

By discouraging interactive and collaborative learning

c)

By decreasing student engagement and motivation

d)

By providing access to educational resources and tools, promoting interactive and collaborative learning, improving student engagement and motivation, facilitating personalized learning experiences, and preparing students for the digital age.

5.

Which of the following is an example of ICT in education?

a)

Textbooks

b)

Pencils

c)

Chalkboards

d)

Interactive whiteboards

6.

What is the purpose of ICT in education?

a)

The purpose of ICT in education is to make learning more difficult for students.

b)

The purpose of ICT in education is to enhance teaching and learning through the use of technology.

c)

The purpose of ICT in education is to replace traditional teaching methods.

d)

The purpose of ICT in education is to discourage collaboration among students.

7.

Which of the following is a general knowledge question about ICT in education?

a)

Internet and Computer Technology

b)

Mathematics and Science

c)

Information and Communication Technology

d)

History and Geography

8.

What are some potential challenges of implementing ICT in education?

a)

Lack of infrastructure, limited access to technology, inadequate training for teachers, high costs, and potential distractions for students.

b)

Insufficient funding, lack of support from school administration, outdated technology, lack of internet connectivity

9.

How can ICT support personalized learning?

a)

ICT cannot support personalized learning as it is not designed for individualized instruction.

b)

ICT can support personalized learning by providing access to a wide range of educational resources and tools.

c)

ICT can support personalized learning by providing access to a limited range of educational resources and tools.

d)

ICT can support personalized learning by limiting access to educational resources and tools.

10.

What is the role of teachers in integrating ICT in education?

a)

ICT integration in education is a waste of time and resources.

b)

ICT integration in education is solely the responsibility of students.

c)

Teachers have no role in integrating ICT in education.

d)

Teachers play a crucial role in integrating ICT in education.

11.

It is an extensional term for information technology (IT) that stresses the role of

unified communication and the integration of telecommunications and computers as

well as necessary enterprise software, middleware, storage and audiovisual.

a)

Digital Communication

b)

Information and Communication Technology

c)

Digital Tools

d)

Digital Education Tools

12.

It is a popular technology used today in electronics. It allows us to access vedio

conferencing, digital meetings, online education.

a)

Digital Tools

b)

Digital Education Tools

c)

Digital Communication

d)

Information and Communication Technology

13.

It include a wide variety of applications, websites, and learning platforms that

facilitate learning by connecting students, teachers, and sometimes even parents.

a)

Digital Learning Tools

b)

Digital Tools

c)

Digital Education

d)

None of the above

14.

It can be used by both teachers and students collaboratively, making them ideal for

group projects and assignments. They provide a range of benefits, including

increased collaboration, real-time feedback, and flexibility.

a)

Digital Education Tools

b)

Education Tools

c)

Digital Tools

d)

Digital Learning Tools

15.

Have revolutionized how teachers teach, and students learn. With the rise of

technology, teachers and students can access various digital tools that make

learning more engaging, interactive, and effective.

a)

Digital Education Tools

b)

Digital Learning and Education Tools

c)

Digital Learning Tools

d)

Digital Communication

16.

Synchronous communication systems, this type of data flow or exchange eliminates the

necessity for exact synchronization between the sender and the recipient

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

17.

An asynchronous communication system is not a data transmission technique that does

require real-time synchronization or the presence of both parties.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

18.

Voicemail is not a type of asynchronous communication systems.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

19.

Google Classroom: An online tool designed to make the process of designing, assigning,

and grading tasks in a virtual classroom environment easier.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

20.

Email makes it appropriate for both personal and professional communication because

it gives flexibility in terms of when messages can be delivered and received.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

21.

Wikis does not facilitate asynchronous communication in giving users a platform to

produce, edit, and debate information whenever it's convenient for them.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

22.

Asynchronous Communication Systems enables information sharing between people

or systems without demanding quick reactions.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

23.

Here is asynchronous team communication regarding tasks and projects is made

possible by project management software such as Asana, Trello, and Basecamp.

a)

Project Management Tools

b)

Global Reach and Accessibility

c)

Blogs

d)

Wikis

24.

__________ are online journals on which people or groups can post thoughts,

musings, or articles.

a)

Project Management Tools

b)

Global Reach and Accessibility

c)

Blogs

d)

Wikis

25.

This importance promotes international cooperation and lowers communication hurdles.

a)

Project Management Tools

b)

Global Reach and Accessibility

c)

Blogs

d)

Wikis

26.

___________ are frequently used for documentation, knowledge exchange, and group

writing assignments.

a)

Project Management Tools

b)

Global Reach and Accessibility

c)

Blogs

d)

Wikis

27.

It is a website that is collaborative in nature. It provides information about any type of subject.

a)

Blog

b)

Google

c)

Website

d)

Wiki

28.

The term wiki was originally named Wiki wiki Web. Who introduced the Wiki in 1995?

a)

Andrew McCollum

b)

Charles Sturt

c)

Mark Zuckerberg

d)

Ward Cunningham

29.

Which of the following should be avoided in using wiki or blog?

a)

Be truthful in your content.

b)

Planning the content of a wiki or blog carefully.

c)

Posting informative content on the internet.

d)

Using of words that are offensive to some people.

30.

Which of the following is NOT a good practice in creating a blog?

a)

Tell your password to others.

b)

Do not post all your sensitive information in the net.

c)

Post photos in your blog that are safe and pleasant to look

d)

Think first before you write something and make sure no one might be offended.

31.

Refers to a learning event in which a group of participants is engaged in learning at the same time.

a)

SYNCHRONOUS

b)

ASYNCHRONOUS

32.

The instructor, the learner, and other participants are not engaged in the learning process at the same time.

a)

SYNCHRONOUS

b)

ASYNCHRONOUS

33.

Traditional classroom

a)

SYNCHRONOUS

b)

ASYNCHRONOUS

34.

•Sending a question and waiting for an answer

a)

SYNCHRONOUS

b)

ASYNCHRONOUS

35.

Live webinar

a)

SYNCHRONOUS

b)

ASYNCHRONOUS

36.

Group-paced

a)

SYNCHRONOUS

b)

ASYNCHRONOUS

37.

Instant messaging

a)

SYNCHRONOUS

b)

ASYNCHRONOUS

38.

Immediate feedback from instructor and peers

a)

SYNCHRONOUS

b)

ASYNCHRONOUS

39.

Participants can learn in their

own time and schedule

a)

SYNCHRONOUS

b)

ASYNCHRONOUS

40.

Training happens on a fixed schedule.

a)

SYNCHRONOUS

b)

ASYNCHRONOUS

41.
Differentiated instruction is adapting instruction and assessment in response to differing student interests, learning preferences, and readiness in order to promote growth in learning. 
a)
True
b)
False
42.
Differentiated instruction needs to be planned prior to working with students in classrooms and does not happen in the moment. 
a)
True
b)
False
43.
Teachers who effectively differentiate
a)

 consistently assess student progress in multiple ways 
b)

 build extensive knowledge about how students learn and effective pedagogy 
c)

 reflect critically on their practice 
d)
all of the others answers
44.
What is essential to effective instruction in Mathematics? 
a)
An understanding of mathematical concepts and intentional approaches, DI that address the diversity of student needs, assessment to inform instruction 
b)
A growth mindset, math manipulatives, Modern Learning, good teaching 
c)
Frequent summative assessment, student resources (textbooks, websites) for concept attainment, Teacher underdstanding of  the comprehensive math program
d)
A growth mindset, DI, 
pedagogical knowledge and understanding of teacher's 
mathematical development. 
45.
Elements of effective mathematics instruction include: 
a)
  • Relevant and engaging tasks, including parallel tasks and open questions 
• a variety of representations of the mathematics  
• access to mathematics learning tools and technology 
 • frequent summative assessment of student knowledge and understanding 
b)
 • Relevant and engaging tasks, including parallel tasks and open questions 
• math posters explaining concepts displayed around the room
• access to mathematics learning tools and technology 
 • frequent and varied assessment of student understanding 
c)
  • Relevant and engaging tasks, including parallel tasks and open questions 
• a variety of representations of the mathematics  
• access to mathematics learning tools and technology 
 • frequent and varied assessment of student understanding 
d)
  •  Math drill for concept attainment 
• a variety of representations of the mathematics  
• access to mathematics learning tools and technology 
 • frequent and varied assessment of student understanding 
46.
Student readiness, interests and learning preferences vary greatly within any mathematics classroom. 
According to the article. 

If we can ignore the differences in readiness it helps students feel capable and increases their motivation to learn. Addressing student interests and learning preferences 
a)
True
b)
False
47.
Which of these is not one of the seven mathematical 
processes? 
a)
Problem Solving
b)
Reflecting
c)
Growth Mindsets
d)
Representing
48.
Which of these is not a component of the complexity of Teaching and Learning?
a)
Pedagogical Content Knowledge
b)
Assessment and Evaluation
c)
Differentiated Responses
d)
Instructional Core
49.
Ms.Willow uses CLIPS as a blended learning resource. What is Blended Learning?  
a)
Blended learning allows students to learn at least in part through delivery of content and instruction via digital and online media with some element of student control over time, place, path, or pace. 
b)
Blended learning is a mix of teacher instruction and student metacognitive goals within the core curriculum.
50.
At the end of the lessons in the article,  the students always...
a)
Take a quiz or test
b)
Consolidate their learning
c)
Create a graphical representation of their learning
d)
Get practice questions for homework