EDU433 Quiz 2

EDU433

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Maha Malik Professionalism in Teaching

1. Social Contract means that society has assigned the responsibility of ____________within certain parameters. Teaching
2. What is the role of standards officers in continuous professional development (CPD) activities? Monitoring and evaluation of CPD
3. Ethical practices in activist teacher professionalism involves all except how people: Share information in community
4. All of the following may be included as a module for the development of a program for teacher education except: Communication
5. Which model emphasized on the completion of award-bearing programs of study validated by higher education? Award-bearing
6. Responsibility of teachers to act in a way that is consistent with teaching professional expectations is attributed as: Public trust
7. Teacher is responsible for all roles in relation to students/pupils EXCEPT: Maintaining collaborative relations
8. " New forms of management,” which is related to the shifts in arrangements and responsibilities between all of the following, EXCEPT: Institutions
9. Which of the following is valued by society and provides the livelihood through practice in professionalism? Skills
10. CHAT stands for: Cultural Historical Activity Theory
11. Professional ethics brings a sense of discipline in people and help to maintain decorum at work place. (True)
12. Professional ethics are NOT socially constructed. (False)
13. Which of the one is the mode of social coordination? Society
14. A profession arises when any trade or occupation transforms itself through: Emergence of regulatory bodies
15. Which of the following emphasized on the exclusionary nature of the profession, what to include and what to exclude? Critical
16. Which of the following is an example of old concept of teaching? One size fits all
17. All are the component of professional standards except: Skills Practice –based studies focuses on all of the following except: Beliefs
18. Which model addresses CPD as intervention for the individual teacher educator or from the perspective of the institution? Deficit
19. How professionalism was conceptualized in late 1970? Client demand-led service
20. The individual has the capacity to develop morally over their lifetime, is said by: Lawrence Kohlberg
21. As skills are valued by society, it leads to which of the aspect of professionalism? Knowledge
22. In which of the following years, " Race to top" initiative was taken by American government? 2009-2015
23. Which of the following designation a successful teacher may take in his/her career to get out of the classroom? Headship
24. Which discourse deals with the public moral practice, values, beliefs and attitudes of an institution? Expressive or regulative discourse
25. What categories of ethics, a teacher professional is following if she/ he knows that their perception has limits? Reflective integrity
26. To prepare all children for the demands of 21st century, many nations around the world have undertaken a wide range of reforms of all except: Skills
27. All are the attributes of a professional, Except: Technical culture
28. A leader has all of the following qualities EXCEPT: Passionate Researcher
29. In which type of accountability, democratic institutions and processes are said to be
30. Which subjects are included in soft disciplines? History and psychology
31. All are the categories in quality of practice EXCEPT: Research skills
32. How many models of teacher professionalism are exists according to OCED (2016)? 3
33. All are among the barriers to the implementation of PD at school level except: Lack of professional standards
34. Which of the following is Not a form of Professional ethics? Boundary
35. In order to achieve status and monopolistic position, aspiring professionals are expected to stress on all EXCEPT: Undoubted authenticity
36. All are the three domains of professional standards EXCEPT: Theory
37. Students engage with each other during learning, is known as _____ learning. Collaborative
38. When a professional is required to pass one or more exams to attain a certain level of knowledge, it is known as: Certification
39. With reference to scientific practices, how many conceptions of practice are exists? 2
40. In which of the following domains productive pedagogies was divided ? Four
41. How many components a Professional standard has? 3
42. Professions requires a significant period of hand-on practical experience, this is called as: Institutional Preparation
43. Which of the one along with reflective practice helps teachers to move towards the expert vision of practice? Feedback
44. Vygotsky encouraged to understand the intertwining of all EXCEPT: Language
45. Teacher identity is shaped by all except: Academic knowledge
46. Which of the following professionalism is promoted by the chartered teachers? Innovative
47. What is the purpose of code of ethics in profession? Practitioner behave responsibly
48. What is NOT an element of New Public Management (NPM)? Less emphasis on the use of resources
49. In which of the following country, research- based teaching was shaped? UK
50. What is the main feature of effective professional development? structured professional learning
51. Ethics in education play a critical role how a teacher interact with all except: Parents
52. Social learning theory implies that learning is as much collective as: Individual
53. Ethics in education plays a critical role how a teacher interact with all Except: Parents
54. All are the factors which demands to change the CPD practices globally except: Technological
55. An inclusive school culture celebrates all, EXCEPT: Research
56. Which of the following do NOT foster the entrepreneurial identity? Socially critical
57. Who proposed the idea of critical pedagogy? Clarke