EDU301 Quiz 4 File by Tanveer Online Academy

EDU301 Quiz 4 File by Tanveer Online Academy

What are the three approaches commonly used in Problem-Based

Learning (PBL)?

Modeling, guiding, and fade out What is the primary purpose of cooperative learning strategies in

education?

To adapt lessons for diverse learners Equalizes participation is the task of:

gatekeeper

What is the primary characteristic of cooperative learning?

It involves students working together in groups to complete specific tasks How is deduction primarily used in mathematics?

To build generalizations According to the content, what are the essential components of

cooperative learning?

tasks,

goals and

rewards Which of the following best requires cooperative learning to a

unique set of rather difficult management tasks?

Attention

What is the primary characteristic of the deductive method?

Moving from general to specific What is the teacher's role in the "modeling" approach of Problem-

Based Learning (PBL)?

Fading out gradually What is the primary purpose of cooperative learning strategies in

education?

To adapt lessons for diverse learners How many phases are there in the syntax of cooperative

learning?

Six

Which cooperative learning strategy involves dividing a text into

parts and having students read and discuss them before sharing

with their groups?

Jigsaw Reading

Arends adapted several roles in 1994, which include:

task oriented and Process oriented How many types of rubrics are used to assess student skill

development?

Two

Which of the following integration method overlaps concepts as organizer? Shared

Teaching is very exciting for ------- teachers without integration also. Young

The brain thrives on -------. Connections

Which one of the following educations is different from other education? Pre-school

Which of the following can construct their own knowledge through different social activities? Children

The stages of Piaget's cognitive development in the context of preschools are: 4

We do not teach interpersonal skills in -----. Schools

Which of the following love integrated curriculum because it provides the context for learning? Children

The theory which is very much applicable in early childhood education is: Vygotsky's

Which of the following have no obvious right answer? Essential questions

" Abstract thinking leads to reasoning with symbols" this refers which age level of Piaget's cognitive development: Formal operational

Which of the following are based on induction? Essential questions

Integration makes the knowledge of one subject ---------- from that of another subject. Inseparable

Who love integrated curriculum? Students · In British English, pre-schooling is known as: Nursery · Jumping is the example of: Gross motor · Integration means putting things? Together · Brain development continues till the age of: 8 years

Teachers want to cover the syllabus but also want to teach in? Depth

how many different types of emotions a preschool child of 36 months can hold in his mind at the same time? 2

At which of the following level teacher should integrate two or three subjects so that we can save the time? Primary school

Which of the following type of integration is related to shared integration? Sequenced

If we will use the connections our efficiency of doing any task will -------. Increase

On which of the following our teachers do not focus? core concepts

Remarkable changes occur in the brain during which decade of life? Second

What kind of thinking essential questions require? Divergent

In United States, pre-schooling is named as: Pre-School

Who are most important persons in the application of curriculum?

Teachers

Which of the following is a very good approach to know problem solving? Case method

By which skills we need to integrate the knowledge? Practical

Our teachers do not focus on: core concepts

Research has now determined that remarkable changes occur in the brain during the --- -- decade of life. Second

Which type of curriculum is a great gift to experienced teachers? Integrated

Which of the following do not have attention span? Children

Which of the following skill's development is very important in preschool or early childhood education? Gross Motor

How old a child has the vocabulary of 2000 words? 4 years

Which of the following activity needs to be an integral part of early years of education? Story time

Form 3 focuses on the integration of subject knowledge with? students’ interest

In our Pakistani schools which of the following stage of Piaget’s cognitive development we focus on:

Preoperational · Learning depends upon the: Environment · Fragmentation is at which level of integration? Primary

How many major ideas are included in Vygotsky's theory? 4

At which second, learner can process only about one new idea or concept? 10

Children can come up with different ideas and teachers must? Accept

A time of profound brain growth is? Adolescence · Who presented forms of integration? Stoehr, Fogarty · The average age for school-aged children is: 6 to 12 years