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PI 4

Quiz by NURUL SYAZWANI BINTI JAAFAR KPM-Guru

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Q 1/15
Score 0
Mengapakah KBAT dinyatakan secara eksplisit dalam kurikulum sekolah?
15
Memudahkan guru mengukur tahap keupayaan fizikal murid
Menggalakkan murid menghafal kandungan pelajaran dengan lebih baik
Murid boleh menjawab soalan dengan cepat dan tepat tanpa memahami kandungan
Guru dapat menterjemahkannya dalam pengajaran dan pembelajaran untuk merangsang pemikiran berstruktur dan berfokus dalam kalangan murid
Q 2/15
Score 0
Apakah yang dimaksudkan dengan tahap Mengaplikasi dalam KBAT?
15
Membuat pertimbangan dan keputusan menggunakan pengetahuan serta memberi justifikasi
Menghasilkan idea atau produk yang kreatif dan inovatif
Menggunakan pengetahuan, kemahiran, dan nilai dalam situasi berbeza untuk melaksanakan sesuatu perkara
Menganalisis maklumat kepada bahagian kecil untuk memahami dengan lebih mendalam

15 questions

Q.

Mengapakah KBAT dinyatakan secara eksplisit dalam kurikulum sekolah?

1

15 sec

Q.

Apakah yang dimaksudkan dengan tahap Mengaplikasi dalam KBAT?

2

15 sec

Q.

Tahap pemikiran manakah yang melibatkan membuat keputusan dan justifikasi berdasarkan pengetahuan dan pengalaman?

3

15 sec

Q.

Apakah maksud KBAT dalam konteks pembelajaran?

4

15 sec

Q.

Berapakah tahap pemikiran dalam KBAT?

5

15 sec

Q.

Apakah yang dimaksudkan dengan tahap Menganalisis dalam KBAT?

6

15 sec

Q.

Apakah yang dimaksudkan dengan tahap Mencipta dalam KBAT?

7

15 sec

Q.

KBAT ialah keupayaan untuk mengaplikasikan pengetahuan, kemahiran, dan nilai dalam membuat penaakulan dan refleksi bagi menyelesaikan masalah, membuat keputusan, berinovasi, dan mencipta sesuatu

8

15 sec

Q.

Apakah maksud kemahiran menaakul?

9

15 sec

Q.

Tahap Mencipta dalam KBAT melibatkan penyusunan maklumat dan pembuatan keputusan berasaskan bukti.

10

15 sec

Q.

Tahap manakah yang memerlukan pelajar membuat pertimbangan dan keputusan?

11

15 sec

Q.

Pada tahap menganalisis dalam KBAT murid dapat __________________ maklumat kepada bahagian kecil untuk memahami lebihmendalam serta hubung kait antara bahagian berkenaan.

12

20 sec

Q.

KBATboleh diaplikasikan dalam bilik darjah melalui aktiviti berbentuk menaakul, pembelajaran inkuiri, penyelesaikan masalah dan projek.

13

15 sec

Q.

Kemahiran berfikir kritis adalah kebolehan untuk menilai sesuatu idea secara__________________ untuk membuat pertimbangan yang wajar dengan menggunakan alasandan bukti yang munasabah.

14

20 sec

Q.

Guru memberi tugasan kepada pelajar untuk membina model inovatif yang baru bagi menyelesaikan masalah. Tahap KBAT manakah yang sedang diaplikasikan?

15

20 sec

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