Educational Techniques Essentials

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AsterQuiz Educational Techniques EssentialsVersion en ligne Key classroom strategies par Nuwan Dissanayake 1 What does the first "E" of the 5E model stand for? a Explore b Engage c Explain 2 In Think–Pair–Share, what happens FIRST? a Share ideas with a partner b Group discussion c Silent individual thinking — about 30 seconds 3 Name the four PIES principles. a Positive interdependence, Individual accountability, Equal participation, Shared responsibility b Positive interdependence, Individual accountability, Equal participation, Simultaneous interaction c Positive reinforcement, Individual accountability, Equal participation, Simultaneous interaction 4 How long should you wait after asking a question? a About one second b About five seconds c About three full seconds 5 In a flipped classroom, what moves OUT of the lesson? a Student collaboration b In-class practice c First exposure to the content 6 Give one low-bandwidth way to flip a lesson. a WhatsApp voice note, printed pre-reading, textbook task with a purpose, or an in-class flip station b Video lecture via streaming c Live in-class lecture 7 What are the three prompts of See–Think–Wonder? a What do you know? What do you feel? What should we do? b What do you see? What do you think is going on? What does it make you wonder? c What happened? Why did it occur? 8 What does SAMR stand for? a Substitution, Advancement, Modification, Redefinition b Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, Redesign c Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, Redefinition 9 Which SAMR level is "typing an essay instead of handwriting it"? a Substitution b Augmentation c Modification 10 What is an exit ticket for? a To grade students b To check understanding at the end of a lesson and plan the next one c To start the next lesson 11 Name the three stations in a basic station rotation. a Teacher-led, online/independent, and collaborative b Individual, group, silent c Lecture, lab, discussion 12 Difference between formative and summative assessment? a Formative informs teaching DURING learning; summative judges at the END b Formative is for grades; summative for feedback c Formative judges at the end; summative during 13 In Jigsaw, what is an expert group? a A group that critiques others' work b A group that studies one portion and then teaches it to their home team c A group that delegates tasks 14 What does UDL stand for? a Universal Design for Learning b Universal Development Learning c Unified Design for Learning 15 Name the three UDL principles. a Access, Representation, and Expression b Engagement, Representation, and Assessment c Multiple means of engagement, representation, and action & expression 16 What is retrieval practice? a Recalling information from memory instead of re-reading it b Rereading to reinforce memory c Spreading out study sessions 17 Why is "no hands up" useful? a It speeds up class b It reduces talking time c It makes every student accountable, because the teacher chooses who answers 18 What is a hinge question? a A question that opens a door b A mid-lesson question whose answer decides whether you move on or reteach c A question at the end of lesson 19 What is the diagnostic question for any lesson? a Who is answering most often? b Who is doing the cognitive work? c What is the main idea? 20 What can PBL stand for? Give both. a Practice-Based Learning b Project-Based Learning and Problem-Based Learning c Professional-Based Learning 21 Give one reason ordinary group work fails. a Too many meetings b No individual accountability — one or two students do all the work c Lack of resources 22 Name a thinking routine other than See–Think–Wonder. a Brainstorm–Organize–Prioritize b Think–Puzzle–Explore c Chalk Talk 23 What is "Two Stars and a Wish"? a A peer feedback structure: two specific strengths and one suggestion b A rubric with two grades and a comment c A group icebreaker 24 Which is more durable: re-reading or self-testing? a Re-reading b Note-taking c Self-testing 25 What four things can a student control in blended learning? a Time, place, pace only b Time, place, path and pace c Content, time, place, device 26 What is the "learning styles" myth? a That matching teaching to a visual/auditory/ kinaesthetic style improves learning. It does not. b That all students learn best the same way c That teachers should only use one style 27 Name two free tools for live polling in class. a Google Docs b Slack, Trello c Curipod, Kahoot, Mentimeter, Quizizz or Blooket 28 What is Numbered Heads Together for? a Organizing a debate b Making every group member accountable for the team's answer c Assigning roles within team

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Educational Techniques EssentialsVersion en ligne

par Nuwan Dissanayake

What does the first "E" of the 5E model stand for?

In Think–Pair–Share, what happens FIRST?

Name the four PIES principles.

How long should you wait after asking a question?

In a flipped classroom, what moves OUT of the lesson?

Give one low-bandwidth way to flip a lesson.

What are the three prompts of See–Think–Wonder?

What does SAMR stand for?

Which SAMR level is "typing an essay instead of handwriting it"?

What is an exit ticket for?

Name the three stations in a basic station rotation.

Difference between formative and summative assessment?

In Jigsaw, what is an expert group?

What does UDL stand for?

Name the three UDL principles.

What is retrieval practice?

Why is "no hands up" useful?

What is a hinge question?

What is the diagnostic question for any lesson?

What can PBL stand for? Give both.

Give one reason ordinary group work fails.

Name a thinking routine other than See–Think–Wonder.

What is "Two Stars and a Wish"?

Which is more durable: re-reading or self-testing?

What four things can a student control in blended learning?

What is the "learning styles" myth?

Name two free tools for live polling in class.

What is Numbered Heads Together for?