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Test your knowledge on the wider context from ages 0-19 years and various provisions and roles in education!

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Froggy Jumps Element 1Online version Test your knowledge on the wider context from ages 0-19 years and various provisions and roles in education! by Sumairaa Tahsin 1 What is the primary role of a teacher in education? a Facilitating student learning b Administering tests c Managing school finances 2 Which provision supports students with disabilities? a SENDCO (SEND Coordinator) b DSL (Designated Safeguarding Lead) c Counsellor 3 What role do school counselors play? a Providing emotional and academic support b Conducting school assemblies c Teaching core subjects 4 What is an IEP? a Individualized Education Plan b Integrated Evaluation Process c International Education Program 5 Who typically oversees the educational curriculum? a Ofsted b Department for Education c Headteacher 6 What is the role of a principal? a Safeguarding b Leading and managing the school c Teaching all classes 7 What is the purpose of after-school programs? a Increasing school budgets b Reducing teacher workloads c Providing additional learning opportunities 8 What does a teaching assistant do? a Conducts parent-teacher conferences b Helps teacher around the classroom c Develops school policies 9 What is the function of assessments? a Determining school funding b Measuring student learning and progress c Evaluating teacher performance 10 What role do parents play in education? a Teaching classes b Supporting their child's learning at home c Setting school policies 11 At what age is a progress check done in early years? a 1 year 6 months b 2 c 5 12 What is the definition of state schools? a Schools get funded and controlled by the government so parents do not have to pay fees. b Schools don't get funded and controlled by the government so parents do have to pay fees. c Schools are not required to follow the national curriculum so parents do have to pay fees. 13 What is a RBA (Reception Baseline Assessment)? a A statutory, activity-based assessment a child must do when they start reception. b A statutory, activity-based assessment a child must do when they are in the middle of reception. c A statutory, activity-based assessment a child must do when they finish reception. 14 What is the role of the PANCO? a A new role in early years settings, responsible for physical activity and nutrition b A new role in early years settings, responsible for sports day. c A new role in the early years settings, responsible for health and safety. 15 What school provides education for key stage 3 and 4? a Secondary b Primary c Sixth form 16 Which schools have more freedom in setting curriculums and specialising in specific areas? a State/Public b Independant/Private c Community 17 Which one is a post-16 provision? a Sixth form colleges b Academies c Grammar schools 18 What is a HEI? a Home Equity Investment b Healthcare Equality Index c Higher Education Institution 19 What qualifications may a teaching assistant have? a Level 1 to Level 4, with little to no experience. b QTS c Any degree 20 Which title is level 3 qualified? a Early Years Educators (EYE) b Early Years Practitioner (EYP) c Childminder

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by Sumairaa Tahsin

What is the primary role of a teacher in education?

Which provision supports students with disabilities?

What role do school counselors play?

What is an IEP?

Who typically oversees the educational curriculum?

What is the role of a principal?

What is the purpose of after-school programs?

What does a teaching assistant do?

What is the function of assessments?

What role do parents play in education?

At what age is a progress check done in early years?

What is the definition of state schools?

What is a RBA (Reception Baseline Assessment)?

What is the role of the PANCO?

What school provides education for key stage 3 and 4?

Which schools have more freedom in setting curriculums and specialising in specific areas?

Which one is a post-16 provision?

What is a HEI?

What qualifications may a teaching assistant have?

Which title is level 3 qualified?