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Froggy Jumps EDIC Education Concepts QuizOnline version Education concepts overview by Lylian Pensalfini Fleitas 1 What is pedagogy? a A system of school finances b A method for grading exams c The art and science of teaching and learning. 2 Which Bloom’s level is the highest cognitive skill? a Understand b Create c Remember 3 What’s the difference between formative and summative assessment? a Formative evaluates learning during the process; summative at the end. b Both are only at the end of a course c Formative is scored only by peers 4 What is active learning? a Learning only through lectures b Learning by memorizing without practice c Learning by engaging in activities rather than passively listening. 5 What does cognitive load theory focus on? a Automatic grading of tests b Managing mental effort during learning c Physical effort in the classroom 6 Why is spaced repetition effective for memory? a It makes learning faster by cramming b It strengthens long-term retention by revisiting concepts over time. c It reduces the need for practice 7 What is a growth mindset? a Belief that effort is unnecessary for success b Belief that abilities are fixed c Belief that abilities can be developed with effort and strategies 8 Criterion-referenced vs norm-referenced testing distinguishes how scores are interpreted. Which describes criterion-referenced tests? a Scores are compared to peers’ results b Scores are compared to a fixed set of criteria c Scores are adjusted for difficulty each year 9 What is the core idea of a flipped classroom? a Students study content at home and apply it in class b There is no homework in flipped classrooms c Lectures are delivered in-person only 10 What does Vygotsky’s Zone of Proximal Development describe? a Skills a learner can do unaided b Skills that are already mastered c Skills a learner can perform with help but not yet independently

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EDIC Education Concepts QuizOnline version

by Lylian Pensalfini Fleitas

What is pedagogy?

Which Bloom’s level is the highest cognitive skill?

What’s the difference between formative and summative assessment?

What is active learning?

What does cognitive load theory focus on?

Why is spaced repetition effective for memory?

What is a growth mindset?

Criterion-referenced vs norm-referenced testing distinguishes how scores are interpreted. Which describes criterion-referenced tests?

What is the core idea of a flipped classroom?

What does Vygotsky’s Zone of Proximal Development describe?