12 Questions
What are the five levels of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
- Physiological needs, 2. Safety and security needs, 3. Love and belonging needs, 4. Esteem needs, 5. Self-actualization needs
What happens when the physiological and safety needs are largely met, according to Maslow?
When the physiological and safety needs are largely taken care of, the need for love, belonging, and esteem begin to emerge.
Describe the physiological needs according to Maslow's Hierarchy.
The physiological needs include the needs for oxygen, water, protein, salt, sugar, calcium, and other minerals and vitamins. They also include the need to maintain a pH balance and body temperature, as well as the needs to be active, rest, sleep, and eliminate waste.
Explain the difference between the lower and higher forms of esteem needs.
The lower form of esteem needs involves the need for the respect of others, status, fame, and recognition. The higher form involves the need for self-respect, including confidence, competence, achievement, and independence.
How does Maslow describe the self-actualization needs?
The self-actualization needs involve the continuous desire to fulfill one's potential and become the most complete, fullest version of oneself. They do not involve balance or homeostasis, and become stronger as they are 'fed'.
What is the key difference between the lower and higher level needs in Maslow's Hierarchy?
The lower level needs, such as physiological and safety needs, involve maintaining balance and homeostasis. The higher level needs, such as esteem and self-actualization, do not involve balance and instead continue to grow stronger as they are pursued.
What are the three key areas a teacher must understand about a child to effectively teach them?
- The child as a biological organism with needs, abilities and goals. 2) The social and psychological environment. 3) The cultural forces the child is part of.
According to Hub Walberg, what are the 9 factors that influence student achievement?
- Ability 2) Stage of development 3) Motivation 4) Instructional quality 5) Instructional quantity 6) Home environment 7) Classroom social group 8) Peer group 9) Use of school time
Why is understanding human needs important in the teaching-learning process?
Having knowledge of human needs is vital in understanding a person. A teacher must be able to identify the needs of students in order to help them maximize the learning experience.
What theory or framework can help teachers understand the needs of their students?
Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs
What are some key individual differences that learners exhibit?
Learners differ from one another physically, intellectually, socially and emotionally.
What terms are used to distinguish learners at different educational levels?
The term 'pupil' is applied to a child in the elementary level, while the term 'student' is applied to one attending an educational institution above the elementary level.
This quiz explores the concept of the learner in the schooling process, focusing on understanding the child as a biological organism with needs, abilities, and goals. It also covers the social, psychological, and cultural factors that influence the child's learning experience.
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