WorksheetsUsing Assessment Practices(OJT)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 14mins
1. Teaching internship is best described as:
A. A theoretical study of teaching principles
B. A supervised practical teaching experience in real classrooms
C. An optional course for graduating students
D. A review of teaching strategies?
2. The primary goal of a teaching internship is to:
A. Earn academic credits
B. Observe senior teachers only
C. Apply teaching theories in actual classroom situations
D. Replace regular teachers
3. After explaining the lesson on the parts of the plants, Ms. Asuncion gave a short quiz to find out how well the students understood the lesson, and what type of assessment was given.
a. Achievement test
b. Diagnostic
c. Formative test
d. Summative
4. What is the purpose of the diagnostic test?
a. To assess where the previous topic/s was already taken by the students
b. To gauge how to improve their performance
c. To measure their abilities and capabilities of students.
d. To measure their abilities and capabilities of, to know what they achieved at the end of the lesson
5. How will you prevent subjectivity in rating authentic tasks?
a. Use peer assessment
b. Invite resource speaker
c. use scoring rubric
d. Ask someone to validate your grades
6. It is learning by itself when students engage in self-assessment, reflect on their assessment result, and make necessary improvements to ensure Learning.
a. Assessment as Learning
b. Assessment for Learning
Assessment of Learning
Assessment as Planning
Which of the following is a major responsibility of a student teacher?
B. Managing the entire school
C. Preparing and delivering lesson plans
D. Evaluating the cooperating teacher
8. A cooperating teacher is responsible for:
A. Replacing the intern permanently
B. Supervising and mentoring the student teacher
C. Giving grades to students only
D. Preparing all lesson plans for the intern
9. nWhich document serves as a daily guide for classroom instruction?
A. Curriculum Guide
B. School Handbook
C. Lesson Plan
D. Internship Contract
10. Classroom management primarily focuses on:
A. Punishing misbehavior
B. Maintaining discipline and a positive learning environment
C. Increasing student workload
D. Reducing teacher responsibility
11. Which teaching strategy encourages active student participation?
A. Group discussion
B. Drill and practice
C. Pure lecture method
D. Memorization
12. Professional ethics require a student teacher to:
A. Maintain confidentiality
B. Show favoritism
C. students’ personal issues publicly
D. Ignore school rules
13.Which of the following shows professionalism during an internship?
A. Accepting feedback positively
B. Dressing casually at all times
C. Arriving late but prepared
D. Arguing with supervisors
14. Observation during internship helps student teachers to:
A. Copy teaching styles exactly
B. Develop reflective teaching skills
C. Focus only on content delivery
D. Avoid classroom interaction
15. The practice of evaluating one’s own teaching performance is called:
A. Reflection
B. Supervision
C. Observation
D. Assessment
16. Which of the following is an effective classroom rule?
A. Rules are consistent and fair
B. Rules are unclear
C. Rules change every day
D. Rules apply only to some students
17. Teaching aids are used mainly to:
A. Replace the teacher
B. Make lessons more engaging and understandable
C. Waste class time
D. Entertain students only
18. A student teacher should handle classroom discipline by:
A. Shouting at students
B. Ignoring misbehavior
C. Applying positive and fair discipline strategies
D. Sending all students to the principal
19. Which quality is most important for an effective intern teacher?
A. Strictness
B. Patience
C. Authority
D. Popularity
20. The internship journal is used to:
A. Record attendance only
B. Report other teachers
C. List student names
D. Reflect on teaching experiences
21. Which of the following demonstrates respect for learners?
A. Using humiliating remarks
B. Encouraging questions and ideas
C. Ignoring individual differences
D. Showing bias
22. Feedback from supervisors should be:
A. Ignored
B. Taken personally
C. Used for professional improvement
D. Argued against
23. Teaching internship prepares future teachers by:
A. Eliminating the need for planning
B. Providing real classroom experiences
C. Reducing teaching responsibilities
D. Focusing only on theory
24. Which of the following is a key outcome of a teaching internship?
D. Development of teaching competence and confidence
A. Mastery of school administration
B. Memorization of lesson plans
C. Completion of paperwork only
D. Development of teaching competence and confidence
25. Which of the following best describes the primary purpose of a teaching internship in education?
A. To provide student teachers with hands-on classroom experience under supervision
B. To replace the role of a licensed teacher in the classroom
C. To focus only on theoretical concepts of teaching
D. To evaluate students solely through written examination
