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Which teaching method is most appropriate for a large group of over 60 students?
During which cognitive developmental stage according to Piaget are children typically aged 2-5 years?
What is one key aspect to consider when planning the duration of a lesson?
What is the main goal of the introduction skill in teaching?
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Which group size is categorized as 'small group' for instructional strategies?
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What time-related aspect should be described in a lesson plan?
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What teaching method is most suitable for a medium group of 50-60 students?
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Which of the following best defines 'maturation stage' in teaching?
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What is one method a teacher can use to arouse motivation in students?
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Which method should a teacher NOT use when structuring a lesson introduction?
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What logical sequence should a teacher generally follow when delivering a lesson?
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Which reasoning method involves moving from specific examples to generalizations?
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What is a common issue regarding the questioning skill used by teachers?
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What is the benefit of presenting lesson content in a hierarchal order?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a strong lesson presentation?
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What is one way a teacher can use comparisons effectively in a lesson?
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What is the main benefit of teachers skilled in questioning?
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Which component of questioning involves the use of simple and understandable language?
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What does the component of 'wait time' allow the students to do?
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When a teacher uses broad questions followed by specific ones, what component is being implemented?
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What is the purpose of 'prompting' in questioning?
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What does the 'distribution' component of questioning refer to?
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At which questioning level do students apply what they have learned to new situations?
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Which of the following questioning levels focuses on testing students' understanding?
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What behavior is likely to cause disruptive noise in the classroom?
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Which of the following scenarios may lead to indiscipline in the classroom?
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What could be a source of disturbing noise in a classroom setting?
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Which situation is least likely to help maintain harmony in the classroom?
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What might an unexpected visitor in the classroom induce?
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What type of question leads students to assess evidence to organize their thoughts?
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Which disorder in the classroom can be caused by external distractions or disturbances?
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Which question type requires students to make judgments about values?
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What contributes to students being physically or mentally tired, resulting in classroom disorders?
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What can be a positive aspect of noise in the classroom?
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What defines discipline in the context of classroom management?
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Which of the following methods is commonly used to disrupt classroom order?
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How is classroom disorder defined in the context given?
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Study Notes
Teaching Methods and Strategies
- Large Group (60+ students): Lecture method, team teaching, cooperative teaching strategy
- Medium/Average Group (50-60 students): Discovery method, laboratory method, discussion method, demonstration method
- Small Group (Less than 40 students): Field trip, project, laboratory activity, inquiry, individualized instruction (e.g., computer-assisted instruction)
Time in Teaching
- Description of time: Morning, afternoon, evening
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Age units for concept learning: Piaget's Cognitive Developmental Stages
- Sensorimotor stage: 0-2 years
- Preoperational stage: 2-5 years
- Concrete operational stage: 5-11 years
- Formal operational stage: 12-15 years and above
- Duration of teaching activities: Lesson plans can vary in duration (e.g., 35 minutes, 45 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours)
- Maturation stage: Physical, psychological, and social fitness of students should be considered
Introduction in Teaching
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Components of introduction:
- Gaining attention: Verbal, gesture, eye contact, audio-visual material, student interaction
- Arousing motivation: Enthusiasm, warmth, curiosity, surprise, storytelling, activities
- Structuring: Clearly stating the task and methods
- Comparison/contrast: Using similar or different examples to introduce concepts
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Introduction should be:
- Meaningful to students based on age, ability, and interests
- Related to lesson content and objectives
- Linked to prior knowledge, moving from familiar to unfamiliar concepts
Logic in Lesson Delivery
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Principles of logical presentation:
- From simple to complex
- From known to unknown
- Inductive reasoning (specific to general)
- Deductive reasoning (general to specific)
- Hierarchical order: Present lesson content in a way that builds upon prior knowledge
Questioning in Teaching
- Importance: A complex skill that influences student achievement and classroom environment
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Components of Questioning:
- Phrasing: Clear, concise, understandable language
- Focus: Broad questions for engagement, specific questions to delve deeper
- Direction: Questions directed to the whole class, with wait time before selecting a student
- Distribution: Ensure all students are asked questions
- Pausing (wait time): 2-3 seconds after asking a question to allow processing
- Prompting: Provide hints or clues within the question
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Advanced Questioning:
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Varying the level:
- Recall: Remembering and restating information
- Comprehension: Understanding of concepts
- Application: Applying knowledge to new situations
- Analysis: Examining evidence and expressing organized thoughts
- Synthesis: Creating using multiple ideas
- Evaluation: Making judgments and providing reasoning
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Varying the level:
Classroom Management
- Definition: Discipline, order, and class management are intertwined and influence student self-control and engagement
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Causes of Classroom Disorders:
- Artificial environment
- External distractions
- Excess energy
- Fatigue
- Boring lessons
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Disorders:
- Inattention and restlessness: Distractions, excess energy, fatigue, boring lessons
- Noise: Distracting sounds from: students, events, idleness, arguments
- Unexpected events: Visitor, late comer, students going out for assignments
- Indiscipline: Difficulty entering classroom, insufficient equipment, lack of self-control
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Addressing Classroom Disorders:
- Discipline: Depends on keeping rules and positive teacher-student relationships
- Strategies: Effective teaching methods, clear expectations, positive reinforcement, conflict resolution skills
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Explore various teaching methods and strategies tailored for different group sizes, from large lectures to small projects. Understand the significance of timing in teaching and the impact of cognitive developmental stages on learning. Perfect for educators looking to enhance their teaching practice.
