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What characteristic is observed when most images and artwork included are colorful?
What characteristic is observed when most images and artwork included are colorful?
- They do not relate to the topic.
- They are distracting.
- They enhance the overall presentation. (correct)
- They create a sense of chaos.
What does a layout that shows little creativity typically indicate?
What does a layout that shows little creativity typically indicate?
- The colors used are too bright.
- The content is not engaging. (correct)
- It is visually appealing.
- It is well organized.
Which of these descriptions applies to a layout that is organized but lacking in creativity?
Which of these descriptions applies to a layout that is organized but lacking in creativity?
- It effectively conveys the message.
- It is distracting to the viewer.
- It uses a variety of images poorly.
- It may still look visually cluttered. (correct)
In what situation would the overall layout be considered messy?
In what situation would the overall layout be considered messy?
What is the impact of using inappropriate images or artwork within the layout?
What is the impact of using inappropriate images or artwork within the layout?
What is the minimum word count required for the narrative paragraph?
What is the minimum word count required for the narrative paragraph?
How long should the reflection paragraph be?
How long should the reflection paragraph be?
Which component does not relate to the clarity of the topic and main ideas?
Which component does not relate to the clarity of the topic and main ideas?
What is required to adequately reflect on personal experiences in the essay?
What is required to adequately reflect on personal experiences in the essay?
What will be used to evaluate the essay?
What will be used to evaluate the essay?
How many principles should the student refer to in their reflection?
How many principles should the student refer to in their reflection?
What is the maximum word count for the narrative paragraph?
What is the maximum word count for the narrative paragraph?
Which aspect is likely to result in better scores on the rubric for focus and details?
Which aspect is likely to result in better scores on the rubric for focus and details?
What is the primary focus of the poster that students are tasked to create?
What is the primary focus of the poster that students are tasked to create?
How long should the explanatory paragraph be that accompanies the poster?
How long should the explanatory paragraph be that accompanies the poster?
What type of paper is suggested for the poster?
What type of paper is suggested for the poster?
Which of the following would result in the lowest score on the Poster Making Rubric?
Which of the following would result in the lowest score on the Poster Making Rubric?
What should be indicated on the poster apart from the application of the principles?
What should be indicated on the poster apart from the application of the principles?
What is the role of the rubric in evaluating the poster?
What is the role of the rubric in evaluating the poster?
Which of the following best describes the ideal content of the poster?
Which of the following best describes the ideal content of the poster?
What is a likely consequence of failing to follow the poster guidelines as outlined?
What is a likely consequence of failing to follow the poster guidelines as outlined?
What does the category 'More than 7 spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors' indicate about the text?
What does the category 'More than 7 spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors' indicate about the text?
Which of the following conditions applies to texts categorized as 'No more than 5 spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors'?
Which of the following conditions applies to texts categorized as 'No more than 5 spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors'?
What characterizes writing with irrelevant information and illogical order of ideas?
What characterizes writing with irrelevant information and illogical order of ideas?
In the category of 'Most of the text is not in the student's own words', what can be inferred about the student's work?
In the category of 'Most of the text is not in the student's own words', what can be inferred about the student's work?
What does the status 'Text is in the student's own words' imply about the quality of the writing?
What does the status 'Text is in the student's own words' imply about the quality of the writing?
Which option reflects an author's purpose that is very clear and demonstrates strong audience awareness?
Which option reflects an author's purpose that is very clear and demonstrates strong audience awareness?
Which of the following best describes the category 'Several instances where the student's text is not in their own words'?
Which of the following best describes the category 'Several instances where the student's text is not in their own words'?
How can word choice impact the effectiveness of writing?
How can word choice impact the effectiveness of writing?
What best describes sentences that are well constructed with varied structure and length?
What best describes sentences that are well constructed with varied structure and length?
Which of the following indicates limited attention to audience in writing?
Which of the following indicates limited attention to audience in writing?
What describes word choice that detracts from the meaning of the writing?
What describes word choice that detracts from the meaning of the writing?
What is indicated by an author making several grammar and mechanics errors without interfering with understanding?
What is indicated by an author making several grammar and mechanics errors without interfering with understanding?
Which scenario showcases information that is somewhat relevant and illogically presented?
Which scenario showcases information that is somewhat relevant and illogically presented?
Study Notes
Connecting Learning Principles to Classroom Experiences
- Reflect on your own experiences in various classes to identify how the 14 Learning-Centered Psychological Principles were implemented (or not)
Sharing Classroom Experiences
- Write a paragraph about your experiences, aiming for 200-250 words
- Provide specific examples of your past classrooms to illustrate the use of the principles
Reflecting on Experiences
- Connect your experiences to the 14 principles, providing specific examples
- Write a reflection in a separate paragraph, keeping it between 250-300 words
Final Task: Advocating for Learner-Centered Principles
- Create a poster advocating the use of the 14 Learning-Centered Psychological Principles in teaching
- Include detailed examples of how you would apply these principles in your future classroom
- Use separate long bond paper for the poster
- Write a paragraph describing and explaining the poster you created.
- The poster will be assessed with a rubric
Assessment
- Rubric to evaluate the essay:
- Focus and Details (clarity of topic, well-supported main ideas)
- Organization (logical flow, irrelevant information)
- Voice (clear purpose, audience awareness, knowledge of topic)
- Word Choice (vocabulary, clarity, vividness, accuracy)
- Sentence Structure, Grammar, Mechanics & Spelling (construction, errors)
Poster Rubric
- Content: accuracy, completeness, organization, required information
- Pictures and Images: appropriateness, creativity, color, relation to the topic, layout
- Mechanics: spelling, grammar, punctuation, text originality
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Description
This quiz invites you to reflect on your classroom experiences by connecting them to the 14 Learning-Centered Psychological Principles. You will discuss specific instances where these principles were implemented or overlooked and advocate for their future use in teaching through a creative poster. Engage deeply with the material and illustrate your understanding with real-world examples.
