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Froggy Jumps Innovative Teaching Adoption QuizOnline version Key ideas and steps. by Ruxshona Razzoqova 1 Why do teachers shift to innovative teaching? a To reduce workload. b To replace curriculum. c To increase student engagement and improve learning. 2 Which traditional methods are replaced? a Lectures, grammar-translation, and rote memorization. b Online modules. c Group work. 3 Which innovative methods work best? a Grammar-translation. b Only lectures. c CLT, Project-Based Learning, flipped classroom, and technology tools. 4 What challenges do teachers face? a Too much free time. b Excessive funding. c Lack of time, technical problems, and students’ low readiness. 5 How is student engagement measured? a Homework completion. b Through observations, speaking time, and test results. c Attendance alone. 6 What steps do teachers follow to implement innovation? a Needs analysis → material redesign → pilot lessons → full implementation. b Ignore feedback. c Immediate full rollout. 7 What improvements appear after innovation? a Better participation, higher motivation, improved skills. b Lower engagement. c Worse classroom behavior. 8 How does technology help? a It makes learning interactive and provides quick feedback. b It has no effect. c It replaces teachers. 9 What proves the methods are effective? a Less participation. b Lower test scores. c Higher scores, active participation, positive feedback. 10 What recommendations can be given? a Start small, use student-centered methods, and gather feedback. b Use teacher-centered methods only. c Ignore student feedback.

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Innovative Teaching Adoption QuizOnline version

Key ideas and steps.

by Ruxshona Razzoqova

Why do teachers shift to innovative teaching?

To reduce workload.

To replace curriculum.

To increase student engagement and improve learning.

Which traditional methods are replaced?

Lectures, grammar-translation, and rote memorization.

Online modules.

Group work.

Which innovative methods work best?

Grammar-translation.

Only lectures.

CLT, Project-Based Learning, flipped classroom, and technology tools.

What challenges do teachers face?

Too much free time.

Excessive funding.

Lack of time, technical problems, and students’ low readiness.

How is student engagement measured?

Homework completion.

Through observations, speaking time, and test results.

Attendance alone.

What steps do teachers follow to implement innovation?

Needs analysis → material redesign → pilot lessons → full implementation.

Ignore feedback.

Immediate full rollout.

What improvements appear after innovation?

Better participation, higher motivation, improved skills.

Lower engagement.

Worse classroom behavior.

How does technology help?

It makes learning interactive and provides quick feedback.

It has no effect.

It replaces teachers.

What proves the methods are effective?

Less participation.

Lower test scores.

Higher scores, active participation, positive feedback.

What recommendations can be given?

Start small, use student-centered methods, and gather feedback.

Use teacher-centered methods only.

Ignore student feedback.

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by Ruxshona Razzoqova

Why do teachers shift to innovative teaching?

Which traditional methods are replaced?

Which innovative methods work best?

What challenges do teachers face?

How is student engagement measured?

What steps do teachers follow to implement innovation?

What improvements appear after innovation?

How does technology help?

What proves the methods are effective?

What recommendations can be given?

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