WorksheetsPedagogy Final Questions (51-100)
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
Which of the following has contributed significantly to the revolution in E-learning?
Desktop computers
Smartphones and tablets
Televisions
Radio broadcasting
According to Pitrich's research, what should teachers do to support student motivation?
Provide useful and relevant materials
Discuss important and useful content of the event
Use joint groups to provide an opportunity to achieve social and academic goals
Use structures that provide a safe, comfortable environment
All options are correct
What does standardization provide?
A way to give grades or marks to students
A chance to improve learning spaces
A new way of teaching
A report on student behavior
Which learning style fits someone who enjoys exploring theories and questioning ideas?
Activist
Reflector
Theorist
Pragmatist
How can movement be used to maintain students' attention in the classroom?
By making students memorize facts
By focusing on main ideas
By moving around the classroom rather than standing still
By taking students to a laboratory
What is the main goal of pedagogy?
А) To give students grades
B) To help students learn by giving feedback
C) To test students' knowledge
D) To prepare students for jobs
Which of the following statements is NOT a critical component of teaching according to Biggs?
Teaching methods
Content
Curriculum
Institutional climate
Which one of these examples is not 'an example of working with small groups'?
Free discussion
Seminar
Buzz group
Catbowl
What does INTRO mean?
Interest, need, teaching, range, outcome
Interest, need, timing, reading, outcomes
Interest, need, timing, range, outcome
Interest, need, task, range, outcome
What is a key benefit of problem-based learning?
It provides one correct solution to every problem
It motivates students and engages them in creative thinking
It eliminates the need for cooperative learning
It is mainly useful for individual work
What is the name of the people/facility that may be brought in externally to evaluate student work?
Lecturer
E-moderator
The assessors
Academic guests
Strategic approach is closely related to
Amotivation
Achievement motivation
Intrinsic motivation
Extrinsic motivation
Which levels cover Bloom's Taxonomy?
Comprehension, knowledge, construction
Synthesis, assessment, evaluation
Comprehension, synthesis, application
Analysis, knowledge, assessment
How can knowledge be shared through E-learning?
Via books available in bookstores
Through traditional classroom lectures
By the Internet, accessible 24/7
By physical mail
Which of the following are the levels of the SOLO Taxonomy?
Prestructural
Relational
Unstructured
All of these
What benefit does E-learning provide in the corporate sector?
Helps employees travel to different seminars
Enhances hands-on technical training
Allows employees to learn new skills remotely
Makes meetings redundant
Who created a fourfold classification of activist, pragmatist, reflector, and theorist?
Honey and Skinner
Mumford and Plato
Malcolm and Aristotle
Honey and Mumford
What does the hidden curriculum refer to?
The official lessons and courses taught in school
The unwritten, unofficial, and unintended lessons and values students learn
The planned knowledge and skills educators teach
The learning activities included in the formal curriculum
While lecturing a large group, enthusiasm is one of the key features of a __________ (according to studies of Davies et al., 2006).
Bad lecturer
Good lecturer
Good student
Outstanding student
How shared resources are often called?
Digital materials
Reusable learning objects
PDF documents
Online platforms
How can E-learning promote disciplined learning according to psychology?
It discourages interaction between students and tutors
The audio-visual teaching method creates a structured environment
It relies heavily on memorization
It limits access to learning materials
What has been one of the main impacts of introducing computers in education?
Traditional lectures became more popular
Printed books were gradually replaced by electronic resources
Students spent less time using technology
Physical classrooms were closed
What does measurement do?
It gives students feedback
It checks students’ knowledge and skills
It helps students make friends
It shows students’ learning methods
Some lecturers go further, believing that students can themselves effectively be involved in establishing and negotiating ground rules and intended outcomes. Such activities may constitute an agreement. Here, an agreement is:
Meeting with lecturer
Learning contract
Paper-based document
Syllabus
What do theorists value in a learning situation?
Freedom and excitement
Logical structure and clear aims
Time to reflect and observe
Immediate relevance and practical application
According to Sweller (2007), why shouldn't a lecturer read word by word a lecture from a PPT?
it can be boring for students
decreases the ability to understand
it is harmful to the student's memory
students might record the lecture
Which of the following are the levels of the SOLO Taxonomy?
Prestructural
Relational
Unstructured
All of the above
Strategic approach is closely related to
Amotivation
Achievement motivation
Intrinsic motivation
Extrinsic motivation
What is the similarity between projects and dissertations?
Both require project management skills
Both require students to select the project topic; locate his or her own source material; present an end product (usually a report and often for assessment); conduct an independent piece of work (though there are also group projects)
Both last over an extended period and the teacher assumes the role of adviser.
Both are categorized as generating secondary data, often in the form of a long essay, review or report.
What is a formal record of learning and achievement provided by the institution?
Schedule
Transcript
Syllabus
Letter
Which one is not the main purpose of induction?
Social
Academic integrity
Registration and enrolment
Supporting learning
What type of motivation is related to personal development?
Extrinsic motivation
Intrinsic motivation
Amotivation
None of the above
If we want to test students' ability to construct a coherent and reasoned argument, what task do we need?
Traditional examination
Essay
Observed scheme
Test
Who detailed the problems associated with the notion that employability is a challenge to academic values?
Forbes
Kubler
Knight and Yorke
Cooper and Stevens
What is personal and development planning (PDP)?
a process owned and produced by the student in liaison with other students
a process owned and produced by the student in liaison with staff
a process owned and produced by the student in liaison with employers
a process owned and produced by the student in liaison with the environment
Who developed the Constructive alignment?
Jean Piaget
Lev Vygotsky
John B. Biggs
John Dewey
Which is NOT the way of broadening student support?
Use of VLE (Virtual Learning)
Use of a website poster board giving guidance notes
Encouraging students to post up queries
Individual research work
What is the compilation of the skills and attributes students acquire through the degree?
Curriculum vitae
Employability profile
Employability diary
Undergraduate handbook
Managers must respond to several critical questions. Look for a different choice:
Their own reasons for selecting a project or dissertation as a learning technique
If an organized or unstructured project or dissertation is preferable
For a project or dissertation, look for appropriate materials
Strategies to broaden supervisors' assistance
What are the attributes of an outstanding lecture?
Students do not feel involved
Students leave uninspired
The content is well organized and easy to follow
The lecture is informative and uninteresting
Which of the following is not among some of the key principles of curriculum design to support student learning:
Begin where the students are: match course content to the knowledge and skills of the intake.
Begin where the students are: match course content to the knowledge and skills of the intake.
Let content and assessment overload which is liable to produce a surface approach to learning.
Pay attention to learning processes and not simply to the content or products.
What types of student support are available?
without familiarization student program
mentors are not required to provide assistance
students enter without consultation
students need to be inspired and motivated
