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PSTM FINALS
50問 • 1年前
  • Claribelle Gomez
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    What option best suggest about the nature of teaching? 

    more than a job, it's a mission

  • 2

    What is the primary role of a teacher in the educational process? 

    prime mover of the educational will

  • 3

    They help in merging two worlds youth and maturity. 

    humor

  • 4

    Which cognitive faculty allows the learner to form a mental image of something not perceived through the senses.

    imagination

  • 5

    What is the learned has a function even after examination are over? 

    utility

  • 6

    The content is not meant only to be memorized for the test and grade purposes. 

    utility

  • 7

    Essential contempt can be covered in the amount of time available for instruction. 

    feasibility

  • 8

    So what we teach should respond to the needs and interest of the learners.

    significance

  • 9

    Content includes not only facts, but also concepts and values.

    balance

  • 10

    Content fully covers the essential

    self sufficiency

  • 11

    Elaborate thinking- embellish on previous ideas or plans. 

    elaborative thinking

  • 12

    - it involves evaluating information or arguments in terms of their accuracy and worth. 

    critical thinking

  • 13

    characterized by the generation of lots of ideas.

    fluent thinking

  • 14

    Individuals learn best when they are physically, mentally, and emotionally ready to learn, and they do not learn well if they see no reason for learning under which law? 

    law of readiness

  • 15

    How long does information typically remain in working memory without rehearsal? 

    15 to 20 seconds

  • 16

    What senses of the highest contribution to learning? 

    hearing

  • 17

    According to the modules, which sense contains nearly 70% of the body sensory receptor? 

    sight

  • 18

    it is a teaching strategy that employs the scientific method in searching for information. 

    problem solving method

  • 19

    it is learners solve practical problems over a period of several days or weeks.

    project method

  • 20

    - result of discovery, and the learning context is a problem. 

    inquiry method

  • 21

    based on transparent communication amongst all parties involved with a course. 

    blended learning

  • 22

    approach involves teachers and students learning through analysis and evaluation of past experiences. 

    reflective approach

  • 23

    approach shows no walls that clearly separates one subject from the rest.

    integrative approach

  • 24

    limits the teachers to discuss her lesson within the boundary of her subject.

    disciplinal

  • 25

    aims of helping students acquire procedural knowledge, which is knowledge exercised in the performance of some task.

    lecture method

  • 26

    is the best use when learning process is inquiry based. The result is discovery, and learning context is a problem.

    inquiry method

  • 27

    it is something to do with the teacher's personal style of teaching.

    teaching technique

  • 28

    is a systematic way of doing something.

    teaching method

  • 29

    well defined procedure used to accomplish a specific activity task. 

    teaching technique

  • 30

    employing more group oriented methodology is suggested as preventive measure for discipline problems. 

    curriculum objectives

  • 31

    Big and enduring ideas at heart of discipline for the students.

    essential understanding

  • 32

    Deductive method in teaching

    direct method

  • 33

    Inductive method in teaching

    demonstration method

  • 34

    is a type of classroom discipline. Do students have no say since teachers have total control

    authoritarian discipline

  • 35

    consequences if the students can do as they please with no teachers control.

    laissez faire potential

  • 36

    It is a discipline considered both responsibility of the teacher and the student. 

    assertive discipline

  • 37

    it is important to go beyond simple recall questions in teaching

    requiring abstract thinking

  • 38

    Asking divergent question develop higher order thinking skills. 

    asking open ended

  • 39

    questioning technique involves simplifying or rewarding a question if it is not understood.

    rephrasing

  • 40

    These questions require a single predictable answer. 

    convergent question

  • 41

    - it includes memory question or those that require simple recall.

    low level question

  • 42

    this requires the respondent to think in different direction.

    divergent question

  • 43

    Type of question is used to determine one's knowledge and understanding. 

    assessing cognition

  • 44

    Type of question demand low level response.

    low level question

  • 45

    How can attendance announcement, materials distribution, and homework collection be made routine?

    solving pre lesson transitions

  • 46

    some effective supplementary exercise for fast working students.

    during

  • 47

    teachers utilizes fast workers to tutor students in need of help. 

    during

  • 48

    Then it also teachers involves learning involve learners in preparing for the next learning episode. 

    during

  • 49

    What is the benefit of asking open ended questions?

    they develop higher order thinking skills

  • 50

    So it is asking related questions one from simple to complex one after another.

    sequencing logically

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    CYTOGENETICS

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    MOLBIO

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    What option best suggest about the nature of teaching? 

    more than a job, it's a mission

  • 2

    What is the primary role of a teacher in the educational process? 

    prime mover of the educational will

  • 3

    They help in merging two worlds youth and maturity. 

    humor

  • 4

    Which cognitive faculty allows the learner to form a mental image of something not perceived through the senses.

    imagination

  • 5

    What is the learned has a function even after examination are over? 

    utility

  • 6

    The content is not meant only to be memorized for the test and grade purposes. 

    utility

  • 7

    Essential contempt can be covered in the amount of time available for instruction. 

    feasibility

  • 8

    So what we teach should respond to the needs and interest of the learners.

    significance

  • 9

    Content includes not only facts, but also concepts and values.

    balance

  • 10

    Content fully covers the essential

    self sufficiency

  • 11

    Elaborate thinking- embellish on previous ideas or plans. 

    elaborative thinking

  • 12

    - it involves evaluating information or arguments in terms of their accuracy and worth. 

    critical thinking

  • 13

    characterized by the generation of lots of ideas.

    fluent thinking

  • 14

    Individuals learn best when they are physically, mentally, and emotionally ready to learn, and they do not learn well if they see no reason for learning under which law? 

    law of readiness

  • 15

    How long does information typically remain in working memory without rehearsal? 

    15 to 20 seconds

  • 16

    What senses of the highest contribution to learning? 

    hearing

  • 17

    According to the modules, which sense contains nearly 70% of the body sensory receptor? 

    sight

  • 18

    it is a teaching strategy that employs the scientific method in searching for information. 

    problem solving method

  • 19

    it is learners solve practical problems over a period of several days or weeks.

    project method

  • 20

    - result of discovery, and the learning context is a problem. 

    inquiry method

  • 21

    based on transparent communication amongst all parties involved with a course. 

    blended learning

  • 22

    approach involves teachers and students learning through analysis and evaluation of past experiences. 

    reflective approach

  • 23

    approach shows no walls that clearly separates one subject from the rest.

    integrative approach

  • 24

    limits the teachers to discuss her lesson within the boundary of her subject.

    disciplinal

  • 25

    aims of helping students acquire procedural knowledge, which is knowledge exercised in the performance of some task.

    lecture method

  • 26

    is the best use when learning process is inquiry based. The result is discovery, and learning context is a problem.

    inquiry method

  • 27

    it is something to do with the teacher's personal style of teaching.

    teaching technique

  • 28

    is a systematic way of doing something.

    teaching method

  • 29

    well defined procedure used to accomplish a specific activity task. 

    teaching technique

  • 30

    employing more group oriented methodology is suggested as preventive measure for discipline problems. 

    curriculum objectives

  • 31

    Big and enduring ideas at heart of discipline for the students.

    essential understanding

  • 32

    Deductive method in teaching

    direct method

  • 33

    Inductive method in teaching

    demonstration method

  • 34

    is a type of classroom discipline. Do students have no say since teachers have total control

    authoritarian discipline

  • 35

    consequences if the students can do as they please with no teachers control.

    laissez faire potential

  • 36

    It is a discipline considered both responsibility of the teacher and the student. 

    assertive discipline

  • 37

    it is important to go beyond simple recall questions in teaching

    requiring abstract thinking

  • 38

    Asking divergent question develop higher order thinking skills. 

    asking open ended

  • 39

    questioning technique involves simplifying or rewarding a question if it is not understood.

    rephrasing

  • 40

    These questions require a single predictable answer. 

    convergent question

  • 41

    - it includes memory question or those that require simple recall.

    low level question

  • 42

    this requires the respondent to think in different direction.

    divergent question

  • 43

    Type of question is used to determine one's knowledge and understanding. 

    assessing cognition

  • 44

    Type of question demand low level response.

    low level question

  • 45

    How can attendance announcement, materials distribution, and homework collection be made routine?

    solving pre lesson transitions

  • 46

    some effective supplementary exercise for fast working students.

    during

  • 47

    teachers utilizes fast workers to tutor students in need of help. 

    during

  • 48

    Then it also teachers involves learning involve learners in preparing for the next learning episode. 

    during

  • 49

    What is the benefit of asking open ended questions?

    they develop higher order thinking skills

  • 50

    So it is asking related questions one from simple to complex one after another.

    sequencing logically