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Reflection Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the derivation of the word 'reflection'?

a)

Greek refectere

b)

French refectere

c)

Spanish refectere

d)

Latin refectere

2.

In physics, what does reflection refer to?

a)

The absorption of light

b)

The return of light after striking a surface

c)

The bending of light

d)

The dispersion of light

3.

According to Dewey (1933), what does reflection involve?

a)

A state of certainty

b)

A state of indifference

c)

A state of confusion

d)

A state of doubt and hesitation

4.

What is the main focus of technical reflection?

a)

Improving methods of instruction

b)

Thinking about equity and social justice

c)

Strategies and methods used to reach goals

d)

Understanding theoretical basis for practice

5.

What is the primary goal of critical reflection?

a)

Thinking about content and instruction

b)

Questioning underlying assumptions and values

c)

Improving basic academic skills

d)

Understanding student readiness

6.

What is the purpose of reflective practice according to Killion & Todnem (1991)?

a)

To focus on teaching functions and skills

b)

To examine the ethical implications of practices

c)

To improve practice by learning from experience

d)

To foster consistency between theory and practice

7.

What is the main benefit of reflection for learners?

a)

Improving methods of instruction

b)

Understanding theoretical basis for practice

c)

Developing self-awareness

d)

Improving basic academic skills

8.

In which tradition of reflective practice does the teacher focus on improving methods of instruction?

a)

Generic tradition

b)

Academic tradition

c)

Social Efficiency tradition

d)

Developmentalist tradition

9.

What is the key aspect of the social reconstructionist tradition of reflection?

a)

Thinking about work and students

b)

Thinking about content and instruction

c)

Thinking about student readiness

d)

Thinking about equity and social justice

10.

What is the main focus of contextual reflection?

a)

Thinking about student readiness

b)

Thinking about equity and social justice

c)

Improving methods of instruction

d)

Understanding theoretical basis for practice

11.

What is the primary goal of academic reflection?

a)

Questioning underlying assumptions and values

b)

Improving basic academic skills

c)

Understanding student readiness

d)

Thinking about content and instruction

12.

What is the main benefit of reflection for teachers?

a)

Understanding theoretical basis for practice

b)

Improving methods of instruction

c)

Improving basic academic skills

d)

Developing self-awareness

13.

What is the primary goal of social efficiency reflection?

a)

Thinking about equity and social justice

b)

Understanding theoretical basis for practice

c)

Strategies and methods used to reach goals

d)

Improving methods of instruction

14.

What is the main focus of critical reflection?

a)

Understanding student readiness

b)

Questioning underlying assumptions and values

c)

Thinking about content and instruction

d)

Improving basic academic skills

15.

What is the primary goal of generic reflection?

a)

Improving methods of instruction

b)

Strategies and methods used to reach goals

c)

Thinking about equity and social justice

d)

Understanding theoretical basis for practice