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WorksheetsMultigrade Classes Quiz
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is a multigrade class?
A class with no grades
A class with two or more grades
A class with one grade level
A class only for older students
In which century did one-room schools with multigrade classes exist?
2000s
1800s
1700s
1900s
What is one reason multigrade classes are important?
They help in remote areas
They have no teachers
They are only for older students
They are only for rich students
How many students can be in a multigrade class?
8 to 35 students
6 to 10 students
1 to 5 students
36 to 50 students
What is one role of a multigrade teacher?
To only teach one subject
To be a community helper
To ignore students
To only teach older students
What does UNESCO support?
Education only in cities
No education at all
Only education for boys
Education for all
What is a challenge for multigrade teachers?
Too many resources
Lack of training
No need for planning
Too many students
What is one advantage of multigrade classes?
No group work
Less student interaction
More independent learning
Only one teaching method
What is a disadvantage of multigrade classes?
More time needed for planning
Less student learning
No need for materials
More teachers available
What is one reason multigrade classes exist?
No schools available
Only for gifted students
Low student populations
High teacher salaries
What is a key principle of multigrade teaching?
All students learn the same way
Only older students can teach
Teachers do not need to plan
Children learn best from experience
What is one method used in multigrade teaching?
No group activities
Only lectures
Independent research
Only tests
What does 'differentiation' mean in multigrade teaching?
Ignoring student differences
Teaching the same way to all
Organizing learning for different needs
Only focusing on one subject
What is a common location for multigrade schools?
Only in rich neighborhoods
Urban areas
Only in big cities
Remote areas
A multigrade teacher knows the needs of the community and must conduct studies on strategies and techniques that promote engagement and achievement in learning.
Multigrade Teacher as a Researcher
Multigrade Teacher as a Material Designer
Multigrade Teacher as an Evaluator
Multigrade Teacher as a Facilitator
A multigrade teacher should be familiar with his or her pupils and their experiences to be able to effectively facilitate the class.
Multigrade Teacher as a Researcher
Multigrade Teacher as a Material Designer
Multigrade Teacher as an Evaluator
Multigrade Teacher as a Facilitator
A multigrade teacher ensures a good standard of education by keeping track of the learning of the students.
Multigrade Teacher as a Researcher
Multigrade Teacher as a Material Designer
Multigrade Teacher as an Evaluator
Multigrade Teacher as a Facilitator
Individual differences must be treated and handled by the teacher to motivate and inspire more the students to learn and they must be guided to use their learning materials appropriately. What role was portrayed here?
As a surrogate parent
As a finance manager
As a counselor
As a facilitator
As a planner
Individual differences must be treated and handled by the teacher to motivate and inspire more the students to learn and they must be guided to use their learning materials appropriately. What role was portrayed here?
As a surrogate parent
As a finance manager
As a counselor
As a facilitator
As a planner
What role does a teacher assume when he/she designs and makes small boards, flash cards, etc. to save time in the classroom and to maximize the time which pupils spend on learning tasks.
Action researcher
Contact in the community
Material designer
Planner
Two (2) factors that contribute to the establish of Multi-grade Teaching.
Cultural factors
Materials should be given to small schools.
Socio-economic factors
Planning can be very time consuming.
This refers to how the same feature organizes learning for different individuals and or groups of learners.
Differences
Facilitating
Differentiation
Material Designer
This allows the students to be actively involved in their own learning process and to work on their own.
Peer Tutoring
Self-directed Learning
Peer Facilitating
Self-study Learning
This contributes to effective learning because student learn effectively when sharing their views with other students.
Peer Tutoring
Self-directed Learning
Peer Facilitating
Self-study Learning
