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  • 1

    Which of the following statement is part of the Thorndike's Law of Effect

    Behaviors followed by reinforcement are more likely to occur again in the future

  • 2

    Soheiel tries a new study strategy to prepare for an important test then gets an A on that test. According to thoryndike's Law of Effect, how is Soheiel most likely to react

    Soheil will probably use that study strategy the next time he prepares for a test

  • 3

    In Bf Skinner's experiment with rats in the skinner box, food was used as

    positive reinforcement

  • 4

    Which of these is an example of negative punishment

    Taking away a teenagers video game for being late for curfew

  • 5

    What are the two main tools used in operant conditioning

    positive reinforcement and punishment

  • 6

    In Mrs. Smith class, several students are talking and goofing off. What should Mrs Smith do if she want to use positive reinforcement to change their behavior?

    loudly praise a student who is following the rules

  • 7

    Which of the following is NOT an example of positive reinforcement?

    taking away something distracting from a student

  • 8

    What psychosocial crisis result in either a feeling of confidence or inadequacy

    Autonomy vs. shame and doubt

  • 9

    On the first day of school, Lester tell his math teacher, I'm going to get an A in your class because I'm good at math!" based on this comment and according to expectancy-value theory, Lester is ______in______for math

    high; expectancy

  • 10

    Habib's mother tell him that he should learn how to code because there are a lot of high paying jobs out there in coding. While Habib agrees with his mother that coding can lead to a high paying job, he doesn't think he'll be very good at it. Habib is______ in value and______ in expectancy for skill of coding.

    high; low

  • 11

    Madeline always fell like she's never included in group activities or social events. according to Maslow, which category of needs has not been fulfilled?

    Social (love and belongingness)

  • 12

    Which of the following would not address safety needs in the classroom

    colorfully decorated classroom

  • 13

    Which of the following is not an example of an outward sign of learning

    a student who is staring at the floor

  • 14

    According to SKINNER learning entails the students _______

    modifying his or her behavior

  • 15

    Lisa likes to read aloud in class because she likes when people says," WOW !You are great reader!." Lisa has _____motivation for reading

    extrinsic

  • 16

    Which of the following people is considered intrinsically motivated

    a woman who paints because it's relaxing

  • 17

    Why should teacher use intrinsic motivational tools?

    They create interest, investment, and the desire to learn class materials

  • 18

    Before learning about differentiated instruction, students were asked to guess the meaning of the term. The teacher receive this four response. Analyse these responses and indicate which one best aligns with the concept of differentiated instruction.

    Differentiating instruction means you provide students with different option for demonstrating what they have learned

  • 19

    Miss greenberg realizes that one of her student has been misbehaving in class to get the attention from her. Ms. Greenberg decides to stop ignore the behavior until the student stop associating the behavior with the reward her attention. Which technique is used in this example

    extinction

  • 20

    What are the rules of the teachers and students in the 21st century classroom?

    Teachers are facilitators; learning is a student center and led

  • 21

    Which of the following is NOT something that likely to engage student in the digital generation?

    Take turns reading aloud from a textbook

  • 22

    The digital generation refers to which one of the following

    students who are connected to the world through their digital devices

  • 23

    Which of the following is an example of system theory

    A young girl's interaction with her family, community, school and church all have impact on her development and goal

  • 24

    The level that includes the interaction between the different microsystem in a person's life is the____

    mesosystem

  • 25

    Knowing that someone grow up before tvs existent is an example of understanding someone based on their_____

    chronosystem

  • 26

    which of the following statement would Uri Bronfenbrenner agree with?

    a person's development is affected by everything in the surrounding environment

  • 27

    Jose is in casino. He sees his friend amy and sandra win money at a nearby slot machine. Amy and Sandra cheer and clap. Jose wants to fill the same excitement, so he she sit down at slot machine and begins to gamble. This is an example of______.

    vicarious reinforcement

  • 28

    The process of incorporating new information into existing knowledge is known as_______, whereas the process of adjusting our schemas to fit new information in events is known as_____

    assimilation; accommodation

  • 29

    Wait time 2 to is defined as the ______

    Time period between the students initial response and the teachers reaction

  • 30

    What level of Bloom's tlTaxonomy is demonstrated by a student explaining the main idea of a short story

    understanding (comprehension)

  • 31

    Carlos needs to develop a website for his computer technology class. What level of bloom's taxonomy is demonstrated by this assignment?

    creating (synthesis)

  • 32

    Steven's parent have always wanted him to be doctor. He accepted this preference and went to medical school even though he never really thought about whether he wanted to be a doctor. Which of marcia's identity statuses applies to Steven?

    foreclosure

  • 33

    blBrian has autism, and often seems aloof and standoffish. According to expert, this is because

    he doesn't adequately understand emotion and empathy

  • 34

    a child with asperger syndrome would likely experience difficulty in all the following situation EXCEPT one

    following clearly written instruction to assemble a remote-control helicopter

  • 35

    How did Renzulli theorize that giftedness arises?

    through the interaction of three human traits: above average abilities, task commitment and creativity.

  • 36

    According to Renzulli, at the_____ of above average ability, task commitment and creativity you will find gifted behavior.

    intersection

  • 37

    How is gifted child considered different from a normal child

    they have outstanding abilities and are capable of high performance

  • 38

    Laura had an IQ of 100 which is considered_____

    average

  • 39

    Jose wants to calculate a correlation; which of the following graphs should he use?

    scatter plot

  • 40

    Dr. goldberg does a study in which he observed jerome, a child was been identified as having a rare disorder. Jerome is the only subject in the studym which type of research design is dr goldsberg using

    case study

  • 41

    Mr freeman RANDOMLY gives half of the children in his class and extra dessert over the lunch hour. After lunch she test the children's level of resentment toward each other, which type of research design is mr freeman using?

    experiment

  • 42

    Dr Patel does an experiment in which she shows people either a happy movie, a sad movie or no movie in the classroom. Then, she asked them to fill out a survey assessing their feelings about whether they want to adopt a pet from the animal shelter. In this experiment what is the INDEPENDENT variable?

    the type of the movie viewed

  • 43

    Dr Patel does an experiment in which she shows people either a happy movie, a sad movie or no movie in the classroom. Then, she asked them to fill out a survey assessing their feelings about whether they want to adopt a pet from the animal shelter. In this experiment what is the CONTROL group?

    the people who watch no movie

  • 44

    Dr marion wants to conduct an experiment that involves the distribution of a questionnaire. She who has only enough copies for the half of the student. she decides who will participate by pulling names out of a hat and choosing 10 students from each of the four grades in the school. What constitute the sample in this experiment?

    only the student who actually participate

  • 45

    A school principal wants to conduct an experiment that involves the distribution of a questionnaire. She who has only enough copies for the half of the student. she decides who will participate by pulling names out of a hat and choosing 10 students from each of the four grades in the school. What constitute the POPULATION in this experiment?

    all of the student in the school

  • 46

    A teacher wants to compare the reading comprehension skills of children with learning disabilities and children without learning disabilities what is statistical test should she use to make this comparison?

    t-test

  • 47

    A teacher wants to compare children of high, medium, and low family incomes on their satisfaction with the school lunch program. Which statistical test should be used to make this comparison?

    Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)

  • 48

    On which of the following cases would an Analysis of Variance be useful?

    testing whether children in Lowa, California and New York have different learning skills

  • 49

    A researcher as a group of students to complete a survey that measures maturity. She finds that the average score for girls is higher than the average score for boys, with p-value of 0.03. What should she include from this p-value?

    tlThere are three percent chance that the score in the study are due to random chance.

  • 50

    Which of the terms below refers to a piece of paper that explain to you in detail everything that will happen in research study before it begins

    Informed consent foem

  • 51

    If a laboratory rat is condition to push a feather bar for a food pellet after seeing candy Apple red light flashing its cage, according to the principle stimulus generalization the rat would like to also pushing the furthermore following the flash of a _______light

    maroon

  • 52

    Stimulus generalization occur when a stimulus similar to ______illicit a similar ______to the condition in stimulus.

    conditioned stimulus, response

  • 53

    You coach a basketball team in one of your players ask you if he shooting the ball correctly. You model the correct form and explain the technique to him. This is an example of_____.

    interactive instruction

  • 54

    Trisha wrote an unfamiliar math problem on the board. She then ask her students to brainstorm and discuss each other possible solution to the problem while she observed . This is an example of____

    discovery instruction

  • 55

    Which type of instruction puts the teacher in the role of controller or organizer?

    direct instruction

  • 56

    The material that students are supposed to learn is referred to as_____.

    content

  • 57

    Students are their own assessor. students monitor their own learning, ask questions and use a range of strategies to decide what they know and can do, and how to use assessment for new learningm

    assessment as learning

  • 58

    It is goal to monitor student learning to provide ongoing feedback that can be used by instructors to improve their teaching and students to improve their learning

    formative

  • 59

    This component of cipp model determines how resources are utilized to achieve program objectives and goals

    input evaluation

  • 60

    This psychomotor skill is shown when a student perform a specific activity REPEATEDLY

    practicing

  • 61

    This is the lowest of the levels in affective domain

    receiving

  • 62

    It is an impression that one is capable of performing in a certain manner or attaining certain goals. It is a belief that one has the capabilities to execute the courses of action required to manage prospective situation

    Self-Efficacy

  • 63

    Self-perception of whether success and failure is controlled by the student or by external influences

    locus of control

  • 64

    Which statements represent criterion-references interpretation

    Lucy score indicates that she's able to solve about two-thirds of all one-variable linear equation of such complexity

  • 65

    this is used to assess multiple outcomes simultaneously or for the multidimensional outcomes in each dimension needs to be rated separately, resulting in multiple judgment about an object or performance

    analytic

  • 66

    85-89

    very satisfactory

  • 67

    What DepEd Order states the statement framework for the k to 12

    DepEd Order No.8, s. 2015

  • 68

    It is a process which examine student responses to individual test items (question) in order to assess the quality of those item and of the test as a whole.

    Item analysis

  • 69

    An item difficulty index of 0.40 - 0.59. What is your interpretation of this item?

    moderate

  • 70

    What would you do with an item that has a discrimination index of 0.15?

    discard

  • 71

    Who among the following conducted norm reference grading?

    Teacher Benny assign the students into grading groups where those in group A are students with high score, while those in group D are students with group very low score

  • 72

    This level of cognitive domain means the student is able to state a problem in one's own word

    understanding

  • 73

    An authentic assessment tool which is particularly useful in assessing criteria which are complex and subjective

    rubric

  • 74

    Mrs rosa is making an rubric. Which is the first step she needs to do?

    set the scale

  • 75

    These are defined as a mental predisposition to act that is expressed by evaluating a particular entity with some degree of favor or disfavor

    attitudes

  • 76

    This is a type of portfolio that demonstrates ALL FACET OR PHASES of the learning PROCESS.

    process

  • 77

    In this evaluation method, the emphasis is on the use of statistical tools to analyze and interpret data.

    quantitative

  • 78

    This evaluation method provides an exemplar of the issue evaluated and requires well-trained data collection and reporting teams.

    case study

  • 79

    How is assessment related to a course’s learning objectives?

    Teachers use assessment to ensure a course’s objectives are met.

  • 80

    If a teacher gives an exam and everyone fails, what should he/she do?

    Determine why students missed the questions they missed.

  • 81

    Feedback is important because …

    It allows students to learn from their mistakes.

  • 82

    Which is NOT true about formative evaluation?

    It is concerned with the overall effectiveness.

  • 83

    If the university was implementing a new online learning scheme this school year, which might be regarded as stakeholders?

    all of this

  • 84

    Which key question is aimed in the input evaluation stage?

    How cost-effective is each identified approach?