Pedagogical approach

According to Constructivism, how is knowledge constructed?

• Passive absorption of information

• Through social interaction

• following a step-by-step process

• memorizing facts

What is an important element of constructivist learning?

• Sensory input

• Passive Learning

• Note Memorization

• Isolated Learning

How does constructivism view the role of social interaction?

• Irrelevant to learning

• Obstacle to learning

• Key aspect of learning

• Secondary to individual reflection

What does professional development support in collaborative learning?

• Individual learning

• Group dynamics

• Take design

• Effective management

Why is it important to ensure that all pupils talk and articulate their thinking in collaborative tasks?

• Encourage competition

• Assess individual performance

• Ensure equal participation

• Promote individual work

Which type of inquiry-based learning is often used in elementary and middle school classrooms?

• Structured inquiry appraoch

• Open-ended inquiry approach

• Problem-based inquiry approach

• Guided inquiry approach

What is one of the benefits of inquiry-based learning?

• Improve memory skills

• Develop problem-solving skills.

• Enhance reading comprehension

• Strengthen physical coordination

What does reflective teaching involve?

• Active, persistent, and careful consideration of any belief or practice

• Passive analysis of a teacher's actions

• Disregard for students' experiences

• Immediate decision-making without careful consideration

What is one of the key characteristics of reflective teaching

• An ethic of caring

• A traditional instructional approach

• An emphasis on discipline

• A task-oriented problem-solving

What strategies can enhance reflective teaching practices?

• Observing students' responses and providing rewards

• Maintaining a strict class structure with no flexibility

• voiding questions at the end of every lesson

• Engaging in self-analysis, keeping a journal, and observing students' responses