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Course Design Mid-Term Review

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following are the Learning Styles?

a)

Direct, Indirect, Convergent

b)

Teacher-centered, Student-centered

c)

Visual, Auditory, Kinaesthetic

d)

Behaviorism, Constructivism, Cognitivism

2.

(a)   learners discover information through listening and interpreting information by the means of pitch, emphasis, and speed. They gain knowledge from reading out loud

in the classroom and may not have a full understanding of information that is written

3.

_____ think in pictures and learn best in visual images. They depend on the

instructor’s or facilitator’s non-verbal cues such as body language to help with understanding.

Sometimes, they favor sitting in the front of the classroom. They also take descriptive notes over the material being presented

a)

Visual learners

b)

Auditory learners

c)

Kinaesthetic learners

d)

None of the above

4.

_____ learn best with an active “hands-on” approach. These learners favor interaction with the physical world. Most of the time, they have a difficult time staying on target and can become unfocused effortlessly

a)

Visual learners

b)

Auditory learners

c)

Kinaesthetic learners

d)

None of the above

5.

Price, Dunn, and Sanders (1980), found that very young children are the most _____ (1), that there is a gradual development of _____ (2) strengths through elementary grades, and only in fifth or sixth grade can most youngsters learn and retain information through the _____ (3) sense

a)

1- auditory

2- visual

3- kinesthetic

b)

1- visual

2- auditory

3- kinesthetic

c)

1- kinesthetic

2- visual

3- auditory

d)

1- kinesthetic

2- auditory

3- visual

6.

Which of the following would represent an example of Game-based Learning?

a)

The teacher presents the students with a wide variety of activities that they can complete in the order of their choosing

b)

The teacher plans a visit to a history museum, in which students will interact with the museum's exhibitions

c)

The teacher asks the students to create a 3D representation of a cell, labelling its parts with small paper tabs

d)

The teacher divides the students into teams that will compete in a writing challenge to achieve a prize at the end of the lesson

7.

Which teaching method is being used in the following case?

"A teacher tasks their students to research about the making of their favorite film, providing them with the requirements needed to fulfill the assignment and constant monitoring and support throughout its making."

a)

Personalized Learning

b)

Inquiry-based Learning

c)

Expeditionary Learning

d)

Kinesthetic Learning

8.

Match the following Teaching and Learning Strategies to their corresponding teacher's role

a)

1e, 2b, 3c, 4a, 5d

b)

1b, 2c, 3e, 4a, 5d

c)

1c, 2d, 3b, 4a, 5e

d)

1b, 2e, 3d, 4a, 5c

9.

This Teaching and Learning Strategy's Form of Evaluation is "the result of the learning process, done by the student according to their own criteria (self-evaluation), which promotes self-critique and the development of creativity".

a)

Behaviorism (Conductismo)

b)

Cognitivism (Cognoscitivismo)

c)

Constructivism (Constructivismo)

d)

Sociocultural Paradigm (Paradigma Sociocultural)

e)

Humanist Current (Corriente Humanista)

10.

Which are the two phases of a lesson, as proposed by Flynn et al (2004)?

a)

Direct and Indirect

b)

Preinstructional and Postinstructional

c)

Discovery and Exploratory

d)

Integrative and Convergent

11.

According to Flynn et al (2004), "Educators must ask themselves, "What do students need to have accomplished by the end of the lesson?" (_____ phase) and "what scaffolds are required for students to reach that end?" (_____ phase).

a)

Discovery - Exploratory

b)

Exploratory - Discovery

12.

In Backwards Design, which of the following experiences do NOT provide breadth? (MORE THAN ONE ANSWER)

a)

Making connections

b)

Picturing (representing, modeling)

c)

Extending (going beyond)

d)

Unearthing

e)

Generalizing

13.

Order the phases of the Backwards Design Process from first to last as stated by Wiggins and McTighe

a)

1- Identify desired results

2- Determine acceptable evidence

3- Plan learning experiences and instruction

b)

1- Plan learning experiences and instruction

2- Identify desired results

3- Determine acceptable evidence

c)

1- Identify desired results

2- Plan learning experiences and instruction

3- Determine acceptable evidence

d)

1- Plan learning experiences and instruction

2- Determine acceptable evidence

3- Identify desired results

14.

In which phase of the Backwards Design Process would you find the following actions?:

-Consider a range of assessment methods - informal and formal assessments during a unit

-Think like assessors before designing specific units and lessons to determine how/whether students have attained desired understandings

a)

Identify desired results

b)

Determine acceptable evidence

c)

Plan learning experiences and instruction

15.

Order the phases of the Course Description (Carta Descriptiva) from first to last.

a)

Planning, Evaluation, Realization

b)

Realization, Planning, Evaluation

c)

Evaluation, Planning, Realization

d)

Planning, Realization, Evaluation

16.

What is an Analytical Program?

a)

A set of programmed academic activities that aid and contribute to the development of the graduate's profile

b)

The explanation of a course's contents and materials

c)

The result of the Needs Analysis and the reflection of the content, the students, and the resources

d)

The justification of a course's contents and characteristics

17.

The following activities are...

-Icebreakers

-Interviews

-Brainstorming

a)

Evaluation tools

b)

Learning resources

c)

Learning activities

18.

Match the following concepts to their examples:

a)

1a, 2b, 3c

b)

1b, 2a, 3c

c)

1b, 2c, 3a

d)

1a, 2c, 3b

19.

Are there any questions, doubts, comments, complaints, suggestions? 🥺

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