TTL 1 Quiz

1. This comes from the Greek word “techne” which means craft or art, art or craft to our educational needs.

• A. Technique

• B. Technology

• C. Technician

• D. Technical

2. He is an American educational psychologist who made contributions to the classification of taxonomy of educational objectives.

• A. Jerome S. Bruner

• B. John Dewey

• C. John Locke

• D. Benjamin Bloom

3. This is a epistemological term concerning on the mind of a child at birth was a ________________, a blank tablet.

• A. laissez faire

• B. tabula rasa

• C. vir bonus

• D. rhetors

4. This doctrine stands for education in accordance with nature. It means application of natural laws to the educational process.

• A. Rationalism                                                                           

• B. Humanism 

• C. Realism  

• D. Naturalism

5. From 7 to 18 years of age, the Spartan boys lived in a barrack type school under the training official called ______________.

                                                                               

•    A. paidonomous 

• B. Sophist 

• C.pedagogue                         

• D. ephebos

6. This is a formal education program that involves combining Internet and digital media with traditional classroom methods.

                                       

• A. Flipped Classroom  

• B. Blended Learning   

• C. Mobile

  Learning                 

• D. Computer-Based Learning

7. This term started during medieval period which meant a corporation of teachers and students.

• A. Lyceum   

• B. Universitas   

• C. Facultas 

• D. Dean

8.   This involves the hardware phase and the software phase.

• A. Technology

• B. Instructional Technology

• C. Audio Visual Technology 

• D. Technology in Education

9. He greatly expanded the importance of positive reinforcement which is a powerful tool in the shaping and control of behavior, both in  and out of the classroom.

• A.  B.F. Skinner                     

• B. John Dewey                       

• C. Edward Lee Thorndike   

• D.  John Locke

10. He postulated that everything in the mind came from experience, which in turn, was based on the perception of the senses

• A. Socrates

• B. David Humes

• C. John Dewey

• D.  John Locke