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Froggy Jumps Case Study InsightsVersion en ligne Case study quiz par Madina Madina 1 what is data analysis? a Organizing and interpreting data b The process of gathering information for research c Writing the final report 2 Which type of data collecting is the most reliable? a quantitative b qualitative c both of them 3 What is the main purpose of classroom investigation? a to systematically examine teaching and learning processes b To entertain students during lessons c To replace the school curriculum 4 Which of the following is an example of classroom investigation? a Observing students’ participation during group work b Comparing two different textbooks in a library c Writing a biography of a teacher 5 What is a key characteristic of realistic research? a It focuses on real-life situations and practical problems b It avoids data collection c It ignores participants 6 What is fossilization in language learning? a When a learner keeps making the same mistakes over time b When a learner forgets everything they learned c When a learner learns a language perfectly 7 What is a semi-structured interview? a An interview with some fixed questions and some flexible ones b An interview with fixed questions asked in the same order c An interview with no questions, just a conversation 8 Which method is open-ended data collecting? a Asking students to write their feelings in their own words b giving students a choice: Yes / No c Counting the number of students in class 9 Which statement is not a teacher’s personal aim? a I want students to write a diary every day. b I want to give clear instructions to students c I want to learn how to use games in class 10 What is the main purpose of keeping an educational diary? a To reflect on learning experiences, record progress, and improve understanding of lessons b to write personal stories and daily life events for fun c To decorate a notebook or keep it looking nice 11 Which of these is an example of a reflective diary entry? a I found the grammar exercise difficult. Next time I will practise using new strategies. b i wrote all the grammar exercises from the book without thinking about mistakes. c I copied sentences from my friend’s notebook to finish my homework 12 What is a privacy concern with diaries? a Someone may read personal thoughts without permission b Writing reflections improves learning c Keeping a diary helps track mistakes 13 Which is a limitation of a personal diary? a It may focus more on feelings than learning progress b It improves writing skills c It helps track vocabulary learned 14 Why might some diaries be difficult to use for assessment? a They may not be structured or organized b They always show improvement clearly c They are written in a notebook 15 Which of these is a use of a diary for teachers? a Planning future lessons and tracking progress b Writing only personal feelings unrelated to teaching c Counting how many students were absent 16 How is a slip different from an error? a A slip is temporary, an error may become permanent b A slip is intentional, an error is not c slip happens only in writing 17 what is the full name of the subject a Integrated Method of Teaching Foreign Languages b General Methods of Teaching Languages c Practical Techniques for Language Learning

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par Madina Madina

what is data analysis?

Which type of data collecting is the most reliable?

What is the main purpose of classroom investigation?

Which of the following is an example of classroom investigation?

What is a key characteristic of realistic research?

What is fossilization in language learning?

What is a semi-structured interview?

Which method is open-ended data collecting?

Which statement is not a teacher’s personal aim?

What is the main purpose of keeping an educational diary?

Which of these is an example of a reflective diary entry?

What is a privacy concern with diaries?

Which is a limitation of a personal diary?

Why might some diaries be difficult to use for assessment?

Which of these is a use of a diary for teachers?

How is a slip different from an error?

what is the full name of the subject