Pedagogy Set -2 (Organizing Learning)

No. of questions -20

Time - 10 min

Which of the following is a benefit of learningcentric learning?

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Limited opportunities for collaboration

Focus on rote memorization

Emphasis on passive learning

Personalized learning experiences

Which of the following is a potential limitation of teacher-centric learning?

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Students may become more engaged and motivated

Students may develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills

Students may not have the opportunity to explore their own interests and creativity

None of the above

Which of the following is an example of a visual aid that can be used to promote cultural awareness?

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Pictures of traditional clothing

Recordings of folktales

Manipulatives of cultural foods

Videos of natural landscapes

What is the difference between equality and equity in the classroom?

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Equality means treating all students the same, while equity means providing students with what they need to succeed

Equality means providing all students with the same resources, while equity means providing some students with more resources than others

Equality means providing some students with more resources than others, while equity means treating all students the same.

There is no difference between equality and equity in the classroom.

Which of the following is an example of an inclusive language practice?

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Making assumptions about students based on their personal characteristics

Using gender-specific language

Avoiding gender-specific language and using gender-neutral terms

Assigning students to groups based on their personal characteristics

What is the benefit of using interactive whiteboards in the classroom?

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They support visual learners

They support auditory learners

They support kinesthetic learners

They support all types of learners

What is an advantage of teacher-centric learning?

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It encourages creativity and independent thinking.

It allows students to explore their own interests

It provides a structured and organized learning environment.

None of the above.

What is an example of a way that teachers can create a culturally responsive classroom environment?

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Encouraging students to assimilate to the dominant culture

Ignoring the cultural backgrounds and perspectives of the students

Incorporating diverse perspectives and experiences into the classroom.

Using a one-size-fits-all approach to instruction

What is the difference between implicit bias and explicit bias?

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Implicit bias is conscious bias, while explicit bias is unconscious bias

Implicit bias is unconscious bias, while explicit bias is conscious bias

Implicit bias is a positive bias, while explicit bias is a negative bias

Implicit bias and explicit bias are the same thing

10.

What is the ultimate goal of using TLMs and AV aids to address classroom diversity?

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To create a more engaging learning environment

To support students with diverse backgrounds and abilities

To promote cultural awareness and inclusivity

All of the above

11.

What is Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?

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A teaching approach that involves creating a variety of learning opportunities that are accessible to all students.

A teaching approach that focuses on the needs of gifted students only.

A teaching approach that segregates students based on their abilities.

None of the above.

12.

Why is it important to address classroom diversity?

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To support the success of all students

To create a homogeneous learning environment

To create a competitive learning environment

To minimize the importance of individual differences.

13.

How can inclusive education be promoted at the policy level?

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By advocating for inclusive education policies and practices.

By promoting awareness and acceptance of inclusive education among policymakers

By providing funding and resources to support inclusive education initiatives.

All of the above.

14.

What is an example of differentiated instruction?

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Providing the same learning opportunities and activities to all students.

Providing different learning opportunities and activities to meet the needs of each student.

Providing only lecture-based instruction.

Providing all students with the same tests and assignments.

15.

What is the aim of inclusive education?

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To provide equal access to education for all students

To ensure that all students receive the same education

To provide special education services to students with disabilities

None of the above

16.

What is the purpose of providing culturally responsive instruction?

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To increase the engagement and motivation of students

To decrease the engagement and motivation of students.

To promote assimilation into the dominant culture

To focus solely on the academic content of the lesson.

17.

Which of the following is a characteristic of learnercentric learning?

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Focusing solely on individual learning

Emphasizing memorization and repetition

Providing one-size-fits-all learning experiences

Personalizing learning experiences based on students' needs and interests

18.

What is the first step in addressing classroom diversity?

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Gather information about the backgrounds and experiences of the students

Create a safe and inclusive learning environment.

Provide differentiated instruction

Use a one-size-fits-all approach to instruction.

19.

What is the role of technology in learner-centric learning?

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To replace teachers

To provide a more engaging learning experience for students

To eliminate the need for assessment

To discourage collaboration between students

20.

What is the benefit of using contextualized learning?

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It tailors instruction to the individual learners and specific situations

It ignores individual differences in the classroom

It focuses solely on lecture-based instruction

It is only effective for certain types of learners