How should a teacher be related to his peers...?

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Suggest to each other the effective ways to teach

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How should a teacher be related to his peers...?

(A) Follow independent views (B) Should copy other teacher’s style

(C) Should not intervene in other’s work (D) Suggest to each other the effective ways to teach

Teaching models help a teacher to create a richer and more diverse environment for...?

(A) Teachers (B) Learners

(C) Parents (D) Planners

Against the concept of ideal state of his teacher Plato, Aristotle made home a real___________________________...?

(A) Ideal place (B) Classroom likeness

(C) Training center (D) None of these

In teaching a poem, the teacher should present it in a(n) _____...?

(A) Effective manner (B) Secretive manner

(C) Flat manner (D) Bad manner

__________ is a teacher centered model that focuses on student’s activities being guided by the teacher...?

(A) Thinking Model (B) Pedagogical Model

(C) Directive Model (D) Indirect Model

_____________residence for Teachers, especially for Female Teachers would be established in National Education Policy 1978...?

(A) 1100 (B) 1130

(C) 1140 (D) 1150

Effective teachers treat all students...?

(A) Equally (B) Not Equally

(C) With no regard to equality (D) Equity

Plato and Socrates are related to Philosophy of _____________...?

(A) Realism (B) Pragmatism

(C) Idealism (D) None of the above

Why teachers have better understanding of their job description...?

(A) Awareness (B) Familiarization

(C) Appraisa (D) All of the above

A lesson plan is a roadmap teachers create to structure __________activity in their classrooms...?

(A) Hourly (B) Daily

(C) Monthly (D) Yearly

If a teacher has the proper knowledge and about his learners only than he can guide him in _________________________...?

(A) Measurement (B) Evaluation

(C) Test (D) None of these

Student & teacher unpreparedness found in____________...?

(A) Problem-based learning (B) Inquiry-based learning

(C) Experiential learning (D) Project-based learning

A teacher’s detailed description of the course of instruction___________...?

(A) Micro Teaching (B) Lesson Planning

(C) Cooperative Learning (D) All of These

Which prefer and allows a teacher to create various research, writing and speaking etc___________...?

(A) Unit plan (B) Lesson Plan

(C) Teacher Plan (D) All of These

Child development is marked by interrelated processes, which one is not one of them...?

(A) Differentiation (B) Motivation

(C) Integration (D) Learning

What is a key benefit of teacher responsiveness___________...?

(A) Increased trust and student engagement (B) Increased student fear

(C) Less student participation (D) Reduced emotional connection

Teacher-centred approach refers to...?

(A) Role play (B) Project-based learning

(C) Problem-based learning (D) Lecture

Teachers should present information to the students clearly and in interesting way, and relate this new information to the things students:...?

(A) don’t know (B) already know

(C) willing to know (D) not willing to know

___________________________It is a reliable way by which a teacher can evaluate his or her students’ knowledge of something which he/she has taught them...?

(A) Examination (B) Test

(C) Measurement (D) Evaluation

Which method is also known as teacher centred method...?

(A) Discussion method (B) Problem based learning

(C) Inductive method (D) Lecture method

___________residence for Teachers, especially for Female Teachers would be established in National Education Policy 1978...?

(A) 1100 (B) 1130

(C) 1140 (D) 1150

As a group, teachers tend to be relatively...?

(A) Liberal (B) Conservative

(C) Unstable (D) Pessimistic

Coordinating, simulating and directing the growth of teacher is the purpose of...?

(A) Administration (B) Inspection

(C) Supervision (D) Management

Teachers are trained in...?

(A) General education (B) Subject matter

(C) Professional education (D) All of the above

When a teacher uses a tape recorder in the classroom for hearing and audio recording, this method is called:...?

(A) Projected method (B) Non-projected method.

(C) Interactive method (D) Digital method

How can a teacher create an engaging learning environment___________...?

(A) By incorporating interactive activities (B) By avoiding student participation

(C) By focusing only on lectures (D) By discouraging questions

(A) Follow independent views

(B) Should copy other teacher’s style

(C) Should not intervene in other’s work

(D) Suggest to each other the effective ways to teach

(A) Teachers

(B) Learners

(C) Parents

(D) Planners

(A) Ideal place

(B) Classroom likeness

(C) Training center

(D) None of these

(A) Effective manner

(B) Secretive manner

(C) Flat manner

(D) Bad manner

(A) Thinking Model

(B) Pedagogical Model

(C) Directive Model

(D) Indirect Model

(A) 1100

(B) 1130

(C) 1140

(D) 1150

(A) Equally

(B) Not Equally

(C) With no regard to equality

(D) Equity

(A) Realism

(B) Pragmatism

(C) Idealism

(D) None of the above

(A) Awareness

(B) Familiarization

(C) Appraisa

(D) All of the above

(A) Hourly

(B) Daily

(C) Monthly

(D) Yearly

(A) Measurement

(B) Evaluation

(C) Test

(D) None of these

(A) Problem-based learning

(B) Inquiry-based learning

(C) Experiential learning

(D) Project-based learning

(A) Micro Teaching

(B) Lesson Planning

(C) Cooperative Learning

(D) All of These

(A) Unit plan

(B) Lesson Plan

(C) Teacher Plan

(D) All of These

(A) Differentiation

(B) Motivation

(C) Integration

(D) Learning

(A) Increased trust and student engagement

(B) Increased student fear

(C) Less student participation

(D) Reduced emotional connection

(A) Role play

(B) Project-based learning

(C) Problem-based learning

(D) Lecture

(A) don’t know

(B) already know

(C) willing to know

(D) not willing to know

(A) Examination

(B) Test

(C) Measurement

(D) Evaluation

(A) Discussion method

(B) Problem based learning

(C) Inductive method

(D) Lecture method

(A) 1100

(B) 1130

(C) 1140

(D) 1150

(A) Liberal

(B) Conservative

(C) Unstable

(D) Pessimistic

(A) Administration

(B) Inspection

(C) Supervision

(D) Management

(A) General education

(B) Subject matter

(C) Professional education

(D) All of the above

(A) Projected method

(B) Non-projected method.

(C) Interactive method

(D) Digital method

(A) By incorporating interactive activities

(B) By avoiding student participation

(C) By focusing only on lectures

(D) By discouraging questions

(A) Group discussion

(B) Distance learning

(C) Classroom lecture

(D) None of these

(A) Thinking Model

(B) Pedagogical Model

(C) Directive Model

(D) Indirect Model

(A) Keep students busy

(B) Maintain discipline

(C) Attract student’s attention

(D) Teach

(A) Physical condition

(B) Motive

(C) Covetousness

(D) Socio-economic condition

(A) Prepares good notes in advance and use them as their guides

(B) Engage students in immediate discussions

(C) Quote examples from other teaching sessions/lectures and engage students in

(D) Immediate discussions

(A) Do not know

(B) Already known

(C) Willing to know

(D) Not willing to know

(A) Enable learners to read with correct pronunciation using the punctuation marks

(B) Enable a learner to be a fast reader

(C) Help the teacher to complete the syllabus within the stipulated time

(D) Enable learners to develop reading skill with understanding