Day 2 Evaluation

What does metacognitive thinking involve?

•  Understanding and reflecting on one's own learning process
  

• Ignoring past mistakes and moving on
  

• Learning without questioning anything
  

• Relying only on the teacher for learning guidance

What type of communication involves sending messages through facial expressions and gestures?

•  Verbal communication
  

• Non-verbal communication
  
  

• Digital communication
  
  

• Written communicationoning anything

Why is it important for teachers to vary their tone of voice in class?

• To confuse students.
  

• To prevent students from paying attention.
  

• To maintain students’ engagement and focus.

• To show off different accents.

What non-verbal strategy can a teacher use to regain students' attention without speaking?

• Writing a note on the board.
  

• Crossing their arms.
  

• Standing in silence and using eye contact.
  

• Turning their back to the class.

How can teachers encourage elaborate responses from students?

• By prompting students to explain their reasoning.
  

• By asking only yes/no questions.
  

• By giving students the answers directly.
  

• By ignoring student responses.

1. Which is an example of extrinsic motivation?

 

• Completing a homework to receive a reward
  

• Reading a book because you love the genre/topic
  

• Painting because you enjoy being creative
  

• Playing a sport for personal satisfaction

1. Which of the following BEST describes facilitation?

 

• Delivering information through lectures.
  

• Guiding students through learning and interaction.
  

• Controlling the learning process.
  

• Evaluating students individually.

1. Which assessment technique focuses on evaluating student learning throughout the learning process? 

• Summative assessment
  

• Rubrics and criteria

• Peer assessment

• Formative assessment

1. How can teachers help students develop a growth mindset?

• Closed-ended questions with only one response
  

• Open-ended inquiries that encourage a discussion.
  

• Questions that require minimal student responses

• Questions that simply need memorization

1. Which assessment technique focuses on evaluating student learning throughout the learning process?

• Rewarding having a perfect exam scores
  

• By reducing challenging tasks to prevent failures
  

• Correcting students who get incorrect answers
  

• Encourage students to take on challenges and learn from their mistakes