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Froggy Jumps Teaching and Learning QuizOnline version Key concepts in teaching and learning by Kajok Engjaipi 1 Who can teach lesson best? a Teacher b Friends c Father 2 What is the primary goal of pedagogy in a classroom? a To test teachers’ performance only b To enforce strict discipline only c To optimize student learning and development 3 Which learning theory emphasizes learners constructing knowledge through experience? a Cognitivism (passive reception) b Constructivism c Behaviorism 4 Formative assessment mainly serves to: a Inform ongoing instruction and learner progress b Rank students by grade level c Replace summative tests entirely 5 Which feedback type is most beneficial for growth? a Delayed non-specific feedback b Focused, actionable feedback c Generic praise 6 Metacognition refers to: a Remembering dates accurately b Reading aloud with comprehension c Thinking about one’s own thinking and learning processes 7 Which strategy supports inclusive teaching? a Differentiated instruction b One-size-fits-all lectures c Ignoring diverse needs 8 Bloom’s Taxonomy progression starts with: a Creating and evaluating b Applying and analyzing c Remembering and understanding 9 What is a key element of effective classroom assessment? a Irrelevant content b Random grading c Alignment with learning objectives 10 Active learning primarily involves: a Teacher-only lecturing b Passive note-taking c Student participation and collaboration 11 Formative assessment vs. summative assessment: a Formative is optional b Formative guides learning; summative evaluates mastery c Both are identical

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Teaching and Learning QuizOnline version

Key concepts in teaching and learning

by Kajok Engjaipi

Who can teach lesson best?

Teacher

Friends

Father

What is the primary goal of pedagogy in a classroom?

To test teachers’ performance only

To enforce strict discipline only

To optimize student learning and development

Which learning theory emphasizes learners constructing knowledge through experience?

Cognitivism (passive reception)

Constructivism

Behaviorism

Formative assessment mainly serves to:

Inform ongoing instruction and learner progress

Rank students by grade level

Replace summative tests entirely

Which feedback type is most beneficial for growth?

Delayed non-specific feedback

Focused, actionable feedback

Generic praise

Metacognition refers to:

Remembering dates accurately

Reading aloud with comprehension

Thinking about one’s own thinking and learning processes

Which strategy supports inclusive teaching?

Differentiated instruction

One-size-fits-all lectures

Ignoring diverse needs

Bloom’s Taxonomy progression starts with:

Creating and evaluating

Applying and analyzing

Remembering and understanding

What is a key element of effective classroom assessment?

Irrelevant content

Random grading

Alignment with learning objectives

Active learning primarily involves:

Teacher-only lecturing

Passive note-taking

Student participation and collaboration

Formative assessment vs. summative assessment:

Formative is optional

Formative guides learning; summative evaluates mastery

Both are identical

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Teaching and Learning QuizOnline version

by Kajok Engjaipi

Who can teach lesson best?

What is the primary goal of pedagogy in a classroom?

Which learning theory emphasizes learners constructing knowledge through experience?

Formative assessment mainly serves to:

Which feedback type is most beneficial for growth?

Metacognition refers to:

Which strategy supports inclusive teaching?

Bloom’s Taxonomy progression starts with:

What is a key element of effective classroom assessment?

Active learning primarily involves:

Formative assessment vs. summative assessment:

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