Quiz 5

Select and put a tick (✓) in the correct seven Roles of the Teacher. Designer of learning programmes. Administrator. Inspector. Mediator. Constructivist. Assessor. Monotonous Learning. Pastoral. learning area/ phase specialist. scholar.

Choose the correct option to conclude this thought: “A learning theory is...”: used to explain how the teacher is working. used to explain how the students are working. used to explain how the teacher and students are working. used to explain how adults and children learn. used to explain how adults, children and teachers learn.

When we talk about the Motivational Methods, we say that “A Good Teacher is...”: one who knows a lot of his / her own subject. one who knows and understands his / her own problems. one who knows and understands his / her students. one who knows and understands his / her subject. one who knows and understands his / her colleagues.

Select and put a tick (✓) in the correct the 7 Major Learning Theories. Materialism. Humanism. Reflectionism. Experiencialism. Constructivism. Assessorism. Connectivism. Behaviourism. Social Contextual. Cognitivism.

There are various learning theories which help to explain how we learn. True. False.

Learning is something we do not do during our entire lives. True. False.

The ability to learn is not present in us all. True. False.

A learning theory is used in an attempt to explain how adults and children learn. True. False.

We can say that not all learning takes place in the classroom. True. False.

There is only one style of teaching. True. False.

The ability to learn is present in us all. True. False.

It is not necessary to pay attention to the individual needs of students when teaching. True. False.

It is essential that the teacher has good understanding and knowledge of their subject. True. False.

Education encourages our intellectual power to improve knowledge. True. False.

Choose the correct definition for METACOGNITION. This is understanding the role of key professionals, both within and from outside the school. This is a good method to use when there are various ability levels in the class. It refers to the ability of a person to comprehend and understand their own cognitive processes and to actively control and manage those processes.

The most effective teaching method involves changing ones' teaching style to suit the situation and individual needs. True. False.

According to John B. Watson, Ivan Pavlov and B.F. Skinner, the Behaviorism is the idea that children learn by observing the behavior of others. True. False.

According to the Cognitivism the learning takes place while the student is working to break down and organize new information in their mind. True. False.

According to the Constructivism the student takes a more passive role in learning. True. False.

A good teacher is one who knows and understands their students. True. False.

The Cooperative Learning Method is not considered so effective in the teaching – learning process. True. False.

In the Collaborative Learning students always work in an isolated way. True. False.

In the Flipped Classroom technique, students are asked to do the preliminary work of a particular lesson at home. True. False.

The Project-based learning requires a teacher to provide a student with projects that may tackle real-life scenarios instead of relying on theoretical knowledge gathering. True. False.

In the Traditional Education, students learned to develop their critical thinking, problem- solving, and decision-making skills. True. False.

The approaches are especially important for the construction of instructional educational projects, because they give them greater directionality and solidity than pedagogical models. True. False.

An approach is based on a scientific theory; It is a unique proposal; flexible open-ended and what-if perspective allowing for on-the-fly readjustments; gives rise to pedagogical models and currents. True. False.

An Approach is: A set of educational conceptions to explain and specify the phenomena. A way of conceiving, organizing and carrying out education and learning. It is an impulse, inclination, desire, aspiration towards something.

The Constructivism emphasizes.... the active role of learners in building their own understanding. that humans are fundamentally good and will act appropriately if their basic needs are met. on the ability to find information in order to conduct a reliable research.

Put a tick (✓) in the correct Pedagogical Concepts. Education. Paradigm. Approach. Discipline. Theory. Trends. Methodology. Tendencies. Model.

The Pedagogical Theory: responds to the needs of development and comprehensive training of human beings. allows us to know the conception of science. supports planning to prepare plans and programmes.

Learning is a complex process by which we are able to convert information and experience into knowledge, skills, behaviors, and attitudes. True. False.

The learning theories don’t help us to explain how we learn. True. False.

In the constructivist approach, students are instructed to memorize and recite. True. False.

In the Collaborative Approach students do not cooperate nor appreciate the work of their peers. True. False.

Collaborative Learning promotes learning in isolation like in the past. True. False.

In the Flipped Classroom technique, students are asked to move from their seats to work more effectively. True. False.

The Inquiry-based learning Method, doesn’t require a lot of energy, and lots of planning. True. False.

According to this New Teaching Method, the teacher is simply there to facilitate and support learning. Collaborative approach. Learner-Centric. Active participation.