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PROF ED PART 10
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- Q1Which of the following is an example of differentiated teaching to suit the learner's gender?Providing both male and female role models and examples in the teaching materialsIgnoring gender differences in the classroomAssigning gender-specific activities to studentsSeparating girls and boys during group work30s
- Q2Which of the following is an example of differentiated teaching to suit the learner's strengths?Offering a choice of project formats that cater to different learning stylesAssigning the same project to all studentsFocusing only on the learner's weaknessesUsing a one-size-fits-all teaching approach30s
- Q3Which of the following is an example of differentiated teaching to suit the learner's interests?Ignoring students' interests when planning lessonsAllowing students to choose topics for research or projectsAssigning topics for research or projects without any input from studentsProviding the same learning materials for all students30s
- Q4Which of the following is an example of differentiated teaching to suit the learner's experiences?Using real-world examples and references that are relatable to the studentsIgnoring students' prior knowledge and experiencesExcluding students' personal experiences from classroom discussionsUsing only abstract and unfamiliar examples in instruction30s
- Q5Which of the following is an example of differentiated teaching to suit the learner's needs?Treating all students the same without considering their individual needsLabeling students based on their perceived needsProviding additional support or accommodations for students with special needsIgnoring students' requests for help or accommodations30s
- Q6In a classroom with diverse learners, a teacher notices that a male student is struggling with reading comprehension while a female student is excelling in this area. What is the most appropriate strategy for the teacher to employ to address the needs of both students?Provide additional support to the male studentAllow the male student to work with the female studentImplement differentiated instruction based on individual needsIgnore the needs of both students60s
- Q7A teacher is planning a lesson on fractions for a mixed-gender group of students. One student, who identifies as male, excels in math and often finishes assignments quickly. Another student, who identifies as female, struggles with the concept of fractions. What is the most effective way for the teacher to differentiate instruction and suit the needs of both students?Provide additional support for the male studentAllow the male student to assist the female student in understanding fractionsProvide enrichment activities for the male student and additional support for the female studentIgnore the needs of both students and continue with the regular lesson60s
- Q8In a classroom with diverse learners, a teacher notices that a male student prefers hands-on activities and struggles to stay engaged during lectures, while a female student excels in verbal communication and prefers collaborative discussions. What is the most appropriate teaching strategy to accommodate the learning preferences of both students?Assign individual work to both studentsIncorporate hands-on activities and collaborative discussions into lessonsIncrease the use of lectures for both studentsFocus solely on hands-on activities for both students60s
- Q9In a classroom with diverse learners, a teacher wants to create an inclusive environment that considers the different interests and strengths of the students. Which of the following strategies is best suited for achieving this goal?Focus on a single interest or strength that is common among all studentsProvide extra attention and support only to the students who struggleOffer a variety of activities and assignments that cater to different interests and learning stylesAssign the same activities and assignments to all students60s
- Q10Which of the following is an example of differentiated teaching based on students' needs?Providing additional support for struggling studentsIgnoring individual learning challengesTreating all students the same regardless of their needsSetting the same performance standards for all students60s