ED 220 FINAL EXAM NEWEST 2026 QUESTIONS
and CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ALREADY
GRADED A+
What is extrinsic motivation? - CORRECT ANSWER-Extrinsic motivation is doing
something for a reward to avoid punishment.
What are characteristics of motivated students? - CORRECT ANSWER-They
participate, punctuality, prepared, social connections, do what asked to do, push
through (persist).
What is a learning objective? - CORRECT ANSWER-A specific statement
describing what students should know or be able to do by the end of a lesson.
What is a standard? - CORRECT ANSWER-A state or nationally defined
expectation for what students should learn at each grade level.
, What does it mean to "prompt" a student? - CORRECT ANSWER-Giving a hint,
cue, or reminder to help the student answer or complete a task without giving the
answer.
What is curriculum? - CORRECT ANSWER-Everything that teachers teach, and
students learn in schools. Also, may include unintended outcomes from school
experiences.
Be able to identify the different types of curriculums - CORRECT ANSWER-
Explicit curriculum Implicit, or "hidden" curriculum, Null curriculum, and Extra
curriculum
What influences the curriculum the most? - CORRECT ANSWER-Organization,
state and federal standards / government policy.
What are the arguments for a national curriculum? - CORRECT ANSWER-Fair
testing, Higher expectations, Consistency across the country, Helps teachers share
resources, Easier student transfers
What are the arguments against a national curriculum? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Not catered to states needs, Loss of local control, One-size-fits-all, Limits teacher
freedom, Political battles, Government overreach
and CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ALREADY
GRADED A+
What is extrinsic motivation? - CORRECT ANSWER-Extrinsic motivation is doing
something for a reward to avoid punishment.
What are characteristics of motivated students? - CORRECT ANSWER-They
participate, punctuality, prepared, social connections, do what asked to do, push
through (persist).
What is a learning objective? - CORRECT ANSWER-A specific statement
describing what students should know or be able to do by the end of a lesson.
What is a standard? - CORRECT ANSWER-A state or nationally defined
expectation for what students should learn at each grade level.
, What does it mean to "prompt" a student? - CORRECT ANSWER-Giving a hint,
cue, or reminder to help the student answer or complete a task without giving the
answer.
What is curriculum? - CORRECT ANSWER-Everything that teachers teach, and
students learn in schools. Also, may include unintended outcomes from school
experiences.
Be able to identify the different types of curriculums - CORRECT ANSWER-
Explicit curriculum Implicit, or "hidden" curriculum, Null curriculum, and Extra
curriculum
What influences the curriculum the most? - CORRECT ANSWER-Organization,
state and federal standards / government policy.
What are the arguments for a national curriculum? - CORRECT ANSWER-Fair
testing, Higher expectations, Consistency across the country, Helps teachers share
resources, Easier student transfers
What are the arguments against a national curriculum? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Not catered to states needs, Loss of local control, One-size-fits-all, Limits teacher
freedom, Political battles, Government overreach
