Student-Centred Learning Quiz

What is the main focus of student-centred learning?

• Completing textbooks

• Teacher-led instruction

• Memorisation of facts

• Active student participation

In a student-centred classroom, the role of the teacher is mainly to:

• Deliver lectures

• Act as a strict evaluator

• Facilitate and guide learning

• Assign daily homework

Student-centred learning encourages which of the following?

• Passive listening

• Rote memorisation

• Individual exploration and questioning

• Uniform instruction for all

Which skill is NOT typically developed through student-centred learning?

• Independent thinking

• Communication

• Repetition

• Problem-solving

How does student-centred learning affect student motivation?

• It decreases it due to too much freedom

• It keeps motivation the same

• It increases motivation by making students feel valued

• It removes the need for motivation

Which type of assessment is emphasized in student-centred learning?

• Standardised testing

• Formative and reflective assessment

• Surprise quizzes

• Final exams only

Student-centred learning is best described as:

• Teacher-controlled and content-driven

• Fast-paced and exam-focused

• Inclusive, dynamic, and responsive

• Strict and highly structured

What does student-centred learning adapt to suit?

• School schedules

• National curriculum only

• Uniform teaching methods

• Diverse learning styles

Why is student-centred learning considered beneficial for future readiness?

• It focuses solely on academic achievement

• It helps students memorise standard answers

• It prepares students for real-life skills and challenges

• It reduces the need for higher education

Which of the following is a characteristic of a student-centred classroom?

• Teacher lectures most of the time

• Students are passive listeners

• Learning is tailored to students' interests

• There is little interaction