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EDUC 102

Total questions: 72

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Peda means

a)

art of teaching

b)

children

c)

science in teaching

d)

child

2.

is a term that refers to the method of teachers teach, in theory and in practice

a)

peda

b)

technological teaching

c)

pedagogy

d)

technological integration

3.

Gogy means

a)

art of the science teaching

b)

child

c)

pedagogical knowledge

d)

pedagogical content

4.

thinking takes place in brain

a)

thinking operation

b)

thinking process

c)

thinking analysis

d)

augmentation

5.

is a multi-layered ecosystem of hierarchally organized neurons, circuits, networks, and brain ideas

a)

brain

b)

technology

c)

brainstem

d)

medulla oblongata

6.

is the activity of human reason as a process of strengthening the relationship between stimulus and response

a)

thinking

b)

interpreting

c)

understanding

d)

visualizing

7.

it can be interpreted to remember something, and questioned whether there is a relationship between what is intended

a)

understanding

b)

visualizing

c)

analyzing

d)

thinking

8.

An information processing model is a framework used by cognitive psychologists to explain and describe the processes of the human brain-

a)

TPACK model

b)

SAMR model

c)

Information Processing Model

d)

Pedagogical Knowledge Model

9.

According to this model, our brain receives, interprets, and uses information in stages corresponding to different steps in the information processing system

a)

SAMR model

b)

Information Processing Model

c)

Pedagogical Knowledge Model

d)

TPACK model

10.

is a processing information mentally or cognitively by rearranging the information from the environment and the symbols are stored in the memory of his past

a)

thinking

b)

understanding

c)

analyzing

d)

visualizing

11.

This type of memory allows you to temporarily store information after bringing it into your brain through your senses. For example, you can repeat someone's phone number after hearing it

a)

short-term memory

b)

sensory memory

c)

long-term memory

d)

implicit memory

12.

This type of memory allows you to hold information in your mind for a short period, just long enough to use. For example, if you need to remember a grocery list, you can hold the information in your short-term memory until you've written it down or until you've gone to the store-

a)

short-term memory

b)

sensory memory

c)

implicit memory

d)

long-term memory

13.

This form of memory allows you to store information for an extended period of time

a)

long-term memory

b)

sensory memory

c)

explicit memory

d)

implicit memory

14.

This is the form of long-term memory that you can consciously recall. For example, you might clearly remember a favorite childhood toy

a)

implicit memory

b)

explicit memory

c)

sensory memory

d)

lifelong memory

15.

This is the long-term memory you can't consciously recall, but that affects your behavior. You probably still remember how to ride a bike, for instance, even if it has been a while

a)

long-term memory

b)

explicit memory

c)

sensory memory

d)

implicit memory

16.

it has been defined functionally as exchanges in behavior that result from experience or mechanistically as changes in the organism

a)

learning

b)

teaching

c)

assimilation

d)

analyzing

17.

views learning as a study of new cognitive or conceptual information that is taken in and how that process occurs

a)

Pavlov

b)

Bruner

c)

Cognitive psychology

d)

Vygotsky

18.

Learning by observing

a)

phenomenal learning

b)

classical learning

c)

observational learning

d)

operant conditioning

19.

learning throug active and constructive thought processes, such as using our memory

a)

cognitive learning

b)

operant conditioning

c)

observational learning

d)

classical operant

20.

a russian studied that learning takes place through conditioning

a)

Pavlov

b)

Vygotsky

c)

John Dewey

d)

Bruner

21.

learning by associating a particular object around us and predicting or anticipating what will happen next

a)

classical conditioning

b)

observational learning

c)

operant conditioning

d)

cognitive learning

22.

this type is associated with the principle of reward and punishment

a)

Observational learning

b)

Classical conditioning

c)

Observational learning

d)

Operant conditioning

23.

this type of learner loves to read, write, and share stories. These students best  learn by saying, and hearing words

a)

linguistic

b)

spatial

c)

musical

d)

rational

24.

this type of learner loves to read, write, and share stories. These students best  learn by saying, and hearing words

a)

linguistic

b)

spatial

c)

musical

d)

rational

25.

this type of learner loves to read, write, and share stories. These students best  learn by saying, and hearing words

a)

linguistic

b)

spatial

c)

musical

d)

rational

26.

this type of learner loves to read, write, and share stories. These students best  learn by saying, and hearing words

a)

linguistic

b)

spatial

c)

musical

d)

rational

27.

this type of learner loves to read, write, and share stories. These students best  learn by saying, and hearing words

a)

linguistic

b)

spatial

c)

musical

d)

rational

28.

these are visual learners, they think and process information visual, hence, they categorized as visual

a)

visual

b)

spatial

c)

bodily

d)

rational

29.

these are visual learners, they think and process information visual, hence, they categorized as visual

a)

visual

b)

spatial

c)

bodily

d)

rational

30.

these learners learn best through rhythm, melody, and music

a)

Musical

b)

Bodily

c)

Spatial

d)

Harmonical

31.

these learners learn best through rhythm, melody, and music

a)

physical

b)

physiological

c)

Bodily

d)

None of these

32.

these are social butterflies, they can easily adjust to any kind of social situation

a)

social

b)

intrapersonal

c)

spatial

d)

interpersonal

33.

they are strong and willed independent learners

a)

intrapersonal

b)

intrapersocial

c)

interpersonal

d)

spatial

34.

defined as a study and ethical practice of facilitating learning and improving performances by creating and managing appropriate technological processes and resources

a)

technology integration

b)

teaching technology

c)

technology evaluation

d)

teaching for understanding

35.

defined as a study and ethical practice of facilitating learning and improving performances by creating and managing appropriate technological processes and resources

a)

technology integration

b)

teaching technology

c)

technology evaluation

d)

teaching for understanding

36.

defined as a study and ethical practice of facilitating learning and improving performances by creating and managing appropriate technological processes and resources

a)

technology integration

b)

teaching technology

c)

technology evaluation

d)

teaching for understanding

37.

the knowledge and ability to judge a particular situation or object. Teachers faces the challenge of how they bring their students from point A (prior knowledge) to point B (learning goals of the course)

a)

Understanding

b)

Technology evaluation

c)

Constructivist approach

d)

Technology in teaching

38.

one of the facets of understanding. The act or result of explaining or interpreting something

a)

Interpretation

b)

Explanation

c)

Analysation

d)

Self-knowledge

39.

one of the facets of understanding. it is an act or process of making something clear or east to understand

a)

Empathy

b)

Explanation

c)

Analyzing

d)

Perspective

40.

one of the facets of understanding. it is the action of putting something into action

a)

Implementation

b)

Evaluation

c)

Operation

d)

Interpretation

41.

one of the facets of understanding, a particular attitude toward or way of regarding something  a point of view

a)

Explanation

b)

Perception

c)

Perspective

d)

Sympathy

42.

one of the facets of understanding, the feeling that you understand and share another  person's experiences and emotions

a)

Empathy

b)

Sympathy

c)

Emotionally

d)

Self-knowledge

43.

understanding one-self or one's own motives or character

a)

Self-awareness

b)

Self-actualization

c)

Self-knowledge

d)

Self-esteem

44.

means using computers, mobile phones, digital cameras, social media sites and networks, software programs, the internet, and other tech schools

a)

Technology utilization

b)

Teaching Technology

c)

Technology integration

d)

Technology evaluation

45.

two commonly used models for technology integration are known

a)

TPACK AND SAMR

b)

TPACK AND SMAR

c)

TPACK AND INFORMATION PROCESSING MODELS

d)

SAMR AND INFORMATION PROCESSING MODELS

46.

tech acts as direct tool substitute, with no functional change

a)

Augmentation

b)

Substitution

c)

Modification

d)

Redefinition

47.

tech acts as a direct substitute, with functional improvement

a)

Redefinition

b)

Augmentation

c)

Modification

d)

Implementation

48.

technology allows for significant take redesign

a)

Substitution

b)

Modification

c)

Augmentation

d)

Redefinition

49.

technology allows for the creation of new tasks perviously inconceivable

a)

Redefinition

b)

Modification

c)

Substitution

d)

Augmentation

50.

SAMR model was invented by

a)

Dr. Ruben Puentudura

b)

John Dewey

c)

Hainrich and Molena

d)

Alexander Dwyer

51.

TPACK stands for

a)

Technology Pedagogy And Content Knowledge

b)

Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge

c)

Teaching Pedagogy Content Knowledge

d)

Technological Pedagogical Augmentation Content Knowledge

52.

technology is rarely used or available

a)

seamless

b)

basic

c)

sparse

d)

comfortable

53.

technology  is used or available occasionally/often in a lab rather than classroom

a)

sparse

b)

comfortable

c)

seamless

d)

basic

54.

students employ technology daily

a)

seamless

b)

comfortable

c)

basic

d)

sparse

55.

technology is used in a classroom on a fairly regular basis

a)

sparse

b)

comfortable

c)

basic

d)

seamless

56.

it is a learning that focuses on knowledge and explores how people learn. it suggests that people construct meaning through their interactions and experience

a)

Constructivist approach

b)

TPACK approach

c)

Learning approach

d)

Traditional approach

57.

classroom focus on student questions and interests, they build on what students already know, they focus on interactive learning and are student-centered, teachers have a dialogue to help students construct their own knowledge

a)

constructivism

b)

constructivist classroom

c)

constructivist approach

d)

constructivism theory

58.

constructivism was championed

a)

John Dewey 1938

b)

Lev Vygotsky 1976

c)

Alexander Dwyer 1938

d)

Bruner 1986

59.

suggested that knowledge can only come from situation where learners have to draw them out of meaningful experiences

a)

Bruner 1971

b)

Dewey 1938

c)

Dwyer 1985

d)

Vygotsky 1936

60.

placing new information into schemas

a)

Accommodation

b)

Assimilation

c)

Schema

d)

Equilibrium

61.

transforming or modifying new schemas or creating new one

a)

Assimilation

b)

Equilibrium

c)

Accomodation

d)

Schema

62.

seeking cognitively stability through assimilation and accommodation

a)

Equilibrium

b)

Accomodation

c)

Schema

d)

Assimilation

63.

according to him, learning is an active process where learners construct new knowledge based upon their previous knowledge

a)

Bruner

b)

Dewey

c)

Piaget

d)

Vygotsky

64.

in this stage, the child experience the world largely in the form of motor response- enactive stage

a)

Iconic stage

b)

Symbolic stage

c)

Sensory stage

d)

Enactive stage

65.

in this stage, knowledge is stored in the form of symbols

a)

Symbolic stage

b)

Iconic stage

c)

Sensory stage

d)

Enactive stage

66.

according to this theory, the role of the teacher is to provide learners with opportunities and experiences to learn

a)

Constructivist theory

b)

Learning theory

c)

Teaching for Understanding theory

d)

Teaching theory

67.

sees the process of learning as an active social process

a)

learning constructivism

b)

social constructivism

c)

Teaching constructivism

d)

cultural constructivism

68.

text-based method

a)

quantitative method

b)

experimental method

c)

qualitative method

d)

mix method

69.

numerical-based

a)

qualitative method

b)

quantitative method

c)

quasi-experimental method

d)

mix method

70.

whose theory is social constructivist that talks about Zone of Proximal Development, which simply means that the distance between learner's actual development level and level of potential development

a)

Lev Vygotsky

b)

Jean Piaget

c)

Bruner

d)

John Dewey

71.

suggests that technology is a powerful tools for constructivism's main principle, students learn by doing-

a)

Dwyer et. al.

b)

Bruner

c)

Vygotsky

d)

Dewey

72.

is a set of techniques, methods, and tools for figuring out how valuable a technology might be-

a)

technology evaluation

b)

technology integration

c)

technology utilization

d)

teaching technology