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Worksheetsmetodologias ativas com o professor Lobão
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
What characterizes the Flipped Classroom model?
The student studies theory in the classroom and does activities at home.
The student studies theory at home and applies it in the classroom.
The student does all activities in the classroom.
The teacher teaches theoretically throughout the entire class.
Which of the following is an advantage of the Flipped Classroom?
Less time for the student to interact with the teacher.
More time for practical activities in the classroom.
The student does not need to study outside the classroom.
The teacher only observes the student.
In the Flipped Classroom, the traditional expository class is replaced by:
Group work.
Study outside the classroom, with videos and materials.
Only practical classes.
Oral exams.
What is the role of the teacher in the Flipped Classroom?
Teach all concepts in class.
Only correct exercises.
Facilitate discussions and support students in the practical application of content.
No interactive activity.
What characterizes Individual Rotation in teaching?
The student does one task at a time.
The student moves through learning stations according to their individual progress.
The student studies only with digital materials.
The teacher chooses the pace for each student.
What is the main advantage of Individual Rotation?
Offers unique and repetitive teaching for everyone.
Allows the student to study at their own pace and level of knowledge.
The teacher spends less time in the classroom.
Ensures that all students learn at the same time.
In the Individual Rotation model, what is the function of the learning stations?
Keep students busy without much interaction.
Offer different types of activities for the student to progress in their learning.
Present only tests and exams.
Only conduct readings.
In the Case Study, students:
Only read about a topic without interacting.
Analyze real or hypothetical situations and propose solutions.
Only listen to the teacher.
Do not participate in discussions.
Which alternative describes the function of the case study in learning?
Present a story without student involvement.
Stimulate reflection and application of concepts in real situations.
Propose only objective questions.
Provide only reading material.
The Case Study helps students to:
Memorize information without reflection.
Solve problems based on real-world situations.
Participate only in theoretical debates.
Get a good grade on written tests.
What is Gamification in the educational context?
Transform the learning process into a game with challenges, rewards, and competitions.
Create harder tests to increase pressure on students.
Replace theoretical classes with games only.
Let students choose the content to learn.
What is a benefit of Gamification?
Reduce active participation of students.
Increase student engagement and motivation.
Make classes more traditional and without innovation.
Promote a competitive environment without learning.
In a gamified activity, students are motivated to:
Solve problems in a fun and interactive way.
Only memorize the content mechanically.
Study without interaction with other colleagues.
Only watch videos.
Project-Based Learning is centered on:
Ready-made projects that the student must memorize.
Solving problems or challenges through research and practice.
Activities without practical objectives.
Only taking tests.
In PBL, students:
Work alone, without interaction with peers.
Develop a project related to the content studied, applying what they have learned.
Are not involved in practical activities.
Only watch lectures and videos.
What is a practical example of Project-Based Learning?
Conduct a theoretical research on a topic.
Create a prototype or model, such as a sustainable ecosystem.
Read books without practical application.
Solve math problems in a workbook.
What is Problem-Based Learning?
Study content without applying it in real situations.
Solve complex problems based on the content learned.
Memorize concepts without applying.
Only perform reading activities.
In PBL, students must:
Take tests on the content learned.
Solve a real or fictional problem, using what they have learned.
Listen to the teacher throughout the entire class.
Do memorization exercises.
ABP is a methodology that:
a) Prioritizes the memorization of formulas.
b) Encourages problem-solving in a practical and contextualized way.
c) Focuses only on objective tests.
d) Ignores the application of content.
Logosophical Pedagogy focuses on:
a) Development of students' technical skills.
b) Integral development of the student's consciousness and critical reasoning.
c) Preparation of students only for exams.
d) Teaching memorization techniques.
What is the main relationship between Logosophical Pedagogy and the Flipped Classroom model?
a) Both favor passive learning of the student.
b) Both develop the student's critical consciousness and autonomy.
c) Both teach in a traditional way.
d) Both limit learning to theory.
