30 Questions
What is one of the key characteristics of a teacher according to the text?
Having an extensive background in the world and its culture
What role do teachers play in terms of social purpose?
They carry responsibilities weighted with social purpose
What is important for the development of the teaching profession?
Cooperation among teachers
What is expected of teachers in terms of professional growth and development?
To continuously develop their ability to deliver services to their learners
What is one of the aspects of being a professional teacher?
Having opportunities to make decisions about important aspects of their work
What is one of the requirements for teachers to renew their licenses?
To earn continuous professional education credits
What is the primary focus of the student-centered approach?
Language use in typical situations
What is the primary role of the instructor in a lecture method?
To orally present lessons
What is a characteristic of the instructor-centered approach?
The instructor monitors and corrects every student utterance
What is the purpose of the lecture method?
To transfer critical information and concepts
What is a characteristic of the student-centered approach?
Students have some choice of topics
What is a difference between the instructor-centered and student-centered approaches?
The level of student autonomy
What is the primary expectation from a teacher in terms of leadership?
Manifesting the highest leadership potentials demanded by the role
What is the primary role of a teacher in relation to the learners' parents?
Parent-surrogate
What is the primary function of a teacher according to the text?
Developing the students intellectually
What is the result of a teacher having good relations with the public?
The credibility of the school will be enhanced
What is the role of a teacher in facilitating learning?
To set guidelines for discussion and activities
What is the primary characteristic of a teacher's behavior?
Good behavior
What is problem-solving primarily about?
Identifying and solving problems systematically
What is the primary purpose of informing learners of objectives?
To help learners understand what they are expected to learn and do
What is the main goal of stimulating recall of prior learning?
To help learners make sense of new information
What is the main purpose of presenting information in instruction?
To present and cue lesson content more effectively
What does providing guidance in instruction involve?
Advising students of strategies to aid them in learning content
What is the primary goal of Gagne's Nine Events of Instruction?
To provide a framework for instructional design
What is one of the purposes of classroom assessment techniques?
To assess the degree to which students understand the course content
What is the purpose of the 'minute paper' technique?
To elicit data about students' comprehension of a particular class
What is the purpose of reviewing student responses to the 'minute paper' technique?
To note any useful comments and emphasize the issues that arose from the students' comments
What is the purpose of Chain Note technique?
Students pass around an envelope on which the teacher has written one question about the class
Why is assessment important in the learning process?
It supports learning and helps teachers improve their teaching
What is the purpose of teacher-made tests?
To assess student understanding of the material
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