Education Fundamentals

Is this your test? Login to manage it. If not, you can develop a test just like it.

This is a non-interactive preview of the quiz content.

1.
1 point
Even though Ms. Chilson had carefully planned her vocabulary lesson and expected it to be successful, most of her students did not find the lesson interesting and did rather poorly on the activities within the lesson. Which of the "six realities of teaching" does the proceeding example illustrate?
2.
1 point
All of the following are early indicators of students with a learning disability (LD) except:
3.
1 point
Mrs. Benson, a secondary social studies teacher, is facilitating a passionate discussion with her AP Government class. She is responding to comments made by students, monitoring for signs of confusion or comprehension, and formulating questions to take the discussion to the next level of critical thinking. This is an illustration of:
4.
1 point
The zone of proximal development is associated with the learning theories of _____. (Domain 2,Competency A)
5.
1 point
The teacher praises a child for sitting quietly while listening to directions. This is an example of _____.
6.
1 point
Measures of success for schools that are considered "successful" include all of the following except:
7.
1 point
Educational theories are important in teaching because they:
8.
1 point
All of the following enhance students' learning of the basic skills except:
9.
1 point
Higher order thinking could include questions asking to students to …
10.
1 point
Field experiences are valuable for all of the following reasons except:
11.
1 point
Jon is disturbed by the problems of contemporary America -- the erosion of the family, the increasing violence in our schools, and the hardships of poverty. To make a difference, Jon has chosen to pursue teaching as a career. His primary reason for this choice is the:
12.
1 point
According to a recent study, students tend to learn more if they perceive their classroom morale as all of the following:
13.
1 point
Mrs. Payne asked her students to match up with one another to compare and contrast characters of a novel. The instructional strategy that she used is called _____.
14.
1 point
Recently there has been a steady demand in Virginia for those able to teach in the following critical needs area(s) EXCEPT:
15.
1 point
All of the following are reasons for ensuring an appropriate assessment EXCEPT to _____. (Domain 5, Competency C)
16.
1 point
Appropriate assessments can assist teachers in _______________.
17.
1 point
The most universally agreed upon goal for the schools is:
18.
1 point
The teacher caught a student writing on their desk with a marker. The student was required to attend detention where he had to clean all of the desks in the classroom. This is an example of _____. (Domain 4, Competency A)
19.
1 point
Psychologists suggest that children who watch a great deal of television are:
20.
1 point
All of the following are true of classroom observation except:
21.
1 point
The most important role a teacher has daily with her students is to ____________.
22.
1 point
Most beginning teachers face similar challenges in the classroom to include:
23.
1 point
The most common recommendation by teachers for improved preparation of future teachers is:
24.
1 point
In writing a lesson plan, the format includes all of the following except:
25.
1 point
Mrs. Turner placed the sixth graders in her health class into jigsaw learning groups during their study of common childhood diseases. Each group was asked to research a specific disease and then take responsibility for teaching the class about the disease. The instructional strategy that Mrs. Turner used is called _____. (Domain 3, Competency E)
26.
1 point
10. The majority of assessments that are used in the classroom are generated by the _____.(Domain 5, Competency B)
27.
1 point
Terrell seems to be falling behind in his schoolwork. His teacher should do all of the following EXCEPT _____. (Domain 2, Competency E)
28.
1 point
Marco teaches in a secondary school where subjects are taught in both Spanish and English. This curriculum is called:
29.
1 point
Mr. Norton loves English literature, has a strong desire to learn more about the subject and wants the opportunity to share that knowledge with the students. He is drawn to teaching because of a love of...
30.
1 point
All the following are examples of teacher proximity EXCEPT _____.
31.
1 point
The teacher caught a student writing on the wall. The student was required to clean the wall of the classroom. This is an example of _____.
32.
1 point
The largest profession organization for teachers in the United States is:
33.
1 point
Educational research supports the fact that those who become teachers are more influenced by their teachers as:
34.
1 point
John is a fifth grader in your class. He often wears the same clothes to school and complains of being hungry. John may be experiencing _____.
35.
1 point
The amount of time students are actively engaged in learning activities is known as:
36.
1 point
Ms. Humphrey teaches full-time, but one of her professional goals is to manage her time so that she can complete at least three different professional development activities each year to help keep up-to-date in her content area. There are many different sources for a teachers’ professional development, including all the following EXCEPT _____. (Domain 3, Competency C)
37.
1 point
The following are characteristics of students AT RISK for dropping out of school:
38.
1 point
Lectures would appeal most to ___________ learners.
39.
1 point
When students use computers in school, they receive all of the following advantages except:
40.
1 point
In an interview for a teaching position, the committee asked Christina to identify characteristics of successful schools. The following characteristics illustrate success:
41.
1 point
A student’s ability to learn will impacted if the student does NOT feel _____. (Domain , Competency B)
42.
1 point
Which of the following is not a purpose of bilingual education?
43.
1 point
"They (teachers) become living examples for their students, showing what they say is important enough for them to apply to their own lives." This quote illustrates that teaching is:
44.
1 point
All the following items should be included in an applicant’s portfolio for a teaching position
EXCEPT _____. (Domain 1, Competency A)
45.
1 point
The Cognitive Theory including sensory development and hands on learning is associated with ______________.
46.
1 point
The key to successful classroom management is:
47.
1 point
To complete her professional development requirements, Jane could…
48.
1 point
Nancy has just completed her first week of teaching. The dimension of teaching that was most immediately evident to her was:
49.
1 point
Nina is a fifth grader in your class. Lately, she has been absent from school, and you notice that she has bruises on her legs, seems to shy away from contact, and appears to be scared of her parents. Nina may be experiencing _____. (Domain 1, Competency D)
50.
1 point
A teaching certificate usually includes: