Mapping curriculum scope is a way for teachers to do which of the following?
Correct Answer: Organizing scope via key learning areas
When a student must remember something (e.g. on a test), what cognitive
memory process is the most challenging? Correct Answer: It is delivered explicitly.
To encourage creativity and imagination, which of these activities is more
appropriate for children in upper elementary grades than younger children?
Correct Answer: Writing
What category of cognitive disabilities most consistently includes the
characteristics of a marked gap between intellectual ability and school
performance? Correct Answer: Specific learning disabilities (SLDs)
As a cognitive element of learning process, what is a characteristic of planning?
Correct Answer: Planning requires both abstract thinking and imagination.
According to the cognitive information processing theory, what do people receive
input from the environment? Correct Answer: Sensory memory
Which of the following is a right of teachers under the First Amendment? Correct
Answer: The right to academic freedom of expression
What did John Dewey believe education should ideally be? Correct Answer: Child-
centered and Curriculum -Centered
According to research findings, which of these predict(s) parents' involvement in
their children's education the most? Correct Answer: School policies, teacher
practices
, According to the U.S. Department of Education (ED), at which of these levels is a
teacher not a student teacher, but paid, and not a teacher of record, but
completing a supervised practicum? Correct Answer: Resident Teacher
What supplies systems and computers with data over a network? Correct Answer:
Uploading
Which of the following is a common way for library media specialists to help
classroom teachers and students? Correct Answer: Providing access to
information
Among speech/language disorders, which category most often includes
remediation via surgical procedures? Correct Answer: Voice disorders
What learning process produces the result of reconstructing or repositioning a
belief system or value system? Correct Answer: Creating cognitive dissonance
with an existing position
Which type of behaviorist conditioning changed voluntary behaviors through
manipulating environmental variables? Correct Answer: Operant conditioning
Among the developmental stages Freud identified in his theory of psychosexual
development, which ones occur during preschool ages? The Latency stage is
associated with elementary school ages, and the Genital stage is associated with
adolescence. Correct Answer: The phallic stage
In acquiring and integrating new knowledge, what is a key difference of younger
children as opposed to high school students? Correct Answer: Fewer schemata,
assimilations and accommodations
Jean Piaget described which of his cognitive developmental stages as including
characteristics of ecocentrism, intuitive thinking, centration, animism, and
magical thinking? Correct Answer: Preoperational
How do teachers help students by making classroom intellectually safe? Correct
Answer: They enable every student to participate.
A tenured teacher who coaches and advocates academically, serves as an
example of lifelong learning, and often may stay at this level throughout the
Correct Answer: Organizing scope via key learning areas
When a student must remember something (e.g. on a test), what cognitive
memory process is the most challenging? Correct Answer: It is delivered explicitly.
To encourage creativity and imagination, which of these activities is more
appropriate for children in upper elementary grades than younger children?
Correct Answer: Writing
What category of cognitive disabilities most consistently includes the
characteristics of a marked gap between intellectual ability and school
performance? Correct Answer: Specific learning disabilities (SLDs)
As a cognitive element of learning process, what is a characteristic of planning?
Correct Answer: Planning requires both abstract thinking and imagination.
According to the cognitive information processing theory, what do people receive
input from the environment? Correct Answer: Sensory memory
Which of the following is a right of teachers under the First Amendment? Correct
Answer: The right to academic freedom of expression
What did John Dewey believe education should ideally be? Correct Answer: Child-
centered and Curriculum -Centered
According to research findings, which of these predict(s) parents' involvement in
their children's education the most? Correct Answer: School policies, teacher
practices
, According to the U.S. Department of Education (ED), at which of these levels is a
teacher not a student teacher, but paid, and not a teacher of record, but
completing a supervised practicum? Correct Answer: Resident Teacher
What supplies systems and computers with data over a network? Correct Answer:
Uploading
Which of the following is a common way for library media specialists to help
classroom teachers and students? Correct Answer: Providing access to
information
Among speech/language disorders, which category most often includes
remediation via surgical procedures? Correct Answer: Voice disorders
What learning process produces the result of reconstructing or repositioning a
belief system or value system? Correct Answer: Creating cognitive dissonance
with an existing position
Which type of behaviorist conditioning changed voluntary behaviors through
manipulating environmental variables? Correct Answer: Operant conditioning
Among the developmental stages Freud identified in his theory of psychosexual
development, which ones occur during preschool ages? The Latency stage is
associated with elementary school ages, and the Genital stage is associated with
adolescence. Correct Answer: The phallic stage
In acquiring and integrating new knowledge, what is a key difference of younger
children as opposed to high school students? Correct Answer: Fewer schemata,
assimilations and accommodations
Jean Piaget described which of his cognitive developmental stages as including
characteristics of ecocentrism, intuitive thinking, centration, animism, and
magical thinking? Correct Answer: Preoperational
How do teachers help students by making classroom intellectually safe? Correct
Answer: They enable every student to participate.
A tenured teacher who coaches and advocates academically, serves as an
example of lifelong learning, and often may stay at this level throughout the
