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Froggy Jumps EdPsy Quiz ChallengeVersion en ligne University-level education psychology par ANANYA ACHERJEE 1 What does the term 'cognitive load' primarily refer to in learning tasks? a The mental effort required to process information b The speed at which a student learns new material c The number of cognitive biases present 2 Which theory emphasizes that learning is tied to social interaction and cultural tools? a Sociocultural Theory b Behaviorism c Classical Conditioning 3 Which research method is most typical for studying learning processes in real classrooms? a Meta-analysis b Laboratory experiments c Naturalistic observation 4 What is 'metacognition' in educational contexts? a Thinking about one's own thinking and learning strategies b memorizing facts c Repeating procedures without reflection 5 Which principle underpins spaced repetition? a Learning in one long session enhances memory b Cramming right before exams is best c Reviewing material at increasing intervals improves retention 6 In constructivist theory, knowledge is seen as: a Constructed by learners through experience b Passively absorbed from instruction c Innate and fixed 7 Which motivation theory focuses on autonomy, competence, and relatedness? a Maslow's Hierarchy b Self-Determination Theory c Drive Theory 8 Which feedback type is most effective for promoting self-regulation? a Unactionable praise b Summative feedback only c Formative feedback that guides revision 9 What is 'zone of proximal development' (ZPD)? a A student’s upper performance limit b Difference between current ability and potential with support c The time needed to master a skill 10 Which factor enhances intrinsic motivation in learning environments? a Strict surveillance b Excessive testing c Providing meaningful choices and relevance 11 Which philosopher advocated education as the cultivation of virtue through dialogue within a republic? a Plato b Aristotle c Kant 12 John Dewey viewed education as what process that adapts individuals to a changing society? a Predetermined curriculum b Rote memorization c Experiential learning through inquiry 13 Paulo Freire's concept of education for liberation emphasizes pedagogy that is... a Banking model of education b Standardized testing c Dialogical, problem-posing, and conscientização 14 Which education approach emphasizes self-directed learning and prepared environments for autonomous exploration? a Purposive instruction b Montessori education c Tradition-based pedagogy 15 Nussbaum argues that liberal education should cultivate what essential human capabilities? a Technical job skills b Critical thinking and civic engagement c Medical literacy and numeracy 16 Perennialism in education emphasizes the enduring content of what type of knowledge? a Vocational skills b Contemporary pop culture c Great books and eternal truths 17 Freire's 'banking model' of education critiques which common practice? a Depositing facts without critical reflection b Dialogic discussion c Student-centered inquiry 18 Which notion connects education with human flourishing and the development of reason? a Standardized outcomes b Economic productivity c Eudaimonia in education 19 Constructivist pedagogy primarily argues that learners... a Construct meaning through active experience b Receive knowledge passively c Learn by repetition 20 Existentialist influences in education focus on teaching students to... a Make authentic choices and assume responsibility b Follow predetermined curricula c Avoid risk in learning 21 What did John Dewey emphasize as essential in education? a Experiential learning b Learning through lectures only c Rote memorization 22 Which philosopher argued education should cultivate virtuous citizens through character formation? a Plato b Nietzsche c Aristotle 23 In the humanist tradition, what is the dominant aim of education? a To train for a specific job b To develop the whole person c To memorize facts 24 Paulo Freire advocated which educational approach? a Banking model of education b Critical pedagogy c Standardized testing 25 Perennialism sees education as aiming to develop what? a Modern job skills b Popular culture awareness c Timeless truths 26 The 'banking model of education' is a critique associated with which thinker? a John Dewey b Paulo Freire c Bertrand Russell 27 Which approach emphasizes learning by doing and student-led inquiry? a Perennialism b Progressive education c Essentialism 28 Liberal education primarily aims to develop what? a Narrow job training b Democratic citizenry and broad intellect c Rigid technical skills 29 Constructivism in education claims knowledge is what? a Innate and given b Constructed by learners c Transmitted unchanged 30 What does the term 'hidden curriculum' refer to? a Official syllabus content b Unstated values learned in school c Textbook-only material

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What does the term 'cognitive load' primarily refer to in learning tasks?

Which theory emphasizes that learning is tied to social interaction and cultural tools?

Which research method is most typical for studying learning processes in real classrooms?

What is 'metacognition' in educational contexts?

Which principle underpins spaced repetition?

In constructivist theory, knowledge is seen as:

Which motivation theory focuses on autonomy, competence, and relatedness?

Which feedback type is most effective for promoting self-regulation?

What is 'zone of proximal development' (ZPD)?

Which factor enhances intrinsic motivation in learning environments?

Which philosopher advocated education as the cultivation of virtue through dialogue within a republic?

John Dewey viewed education as what process that adapts individuals to a changing society?

Paulo Freire's concept of education for liberation emphasizes pedagogy that is...

Which education approach emphasizes self-directed learning and prepared environments for autonomous exploration?

Nussbaum argues that liberal education should cultivate what essential human capabilities?

Perennialism in education emphasizes the enduring content of what type of knowledge?

Freire's 'banking model' of education critiques which common practice?

Which notion connects education with human flourishing and the development of reason?

Constructivist pedagogy primarily argues that learners...

Existentialist influences in education focus on teaching students to...

What did John Dewey emphasize as essential in education?

Which philosopher argued education should cultivate virtuous citizens through character formation?

In the humanist tradition, what is the dominant aim of education?

Paulo Freire advocated which educational approach?

Perennialism sees education as aiming to develop what?

The 'banking model of education' is a critique associated with which thinker?

Which approach emphasizes learning by doing and student-led inquiry?

Liberal education primarily aims to develop what?

Constructivism in education claims knowledge is what?

What does the term 'hidden curriculum' refer to?