Question 1

What is the purpose of a lesson plan?

Accepted Answer

To act as a guide and ensure important points are covered

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To impress students with your preparation

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To avoid using visual aids

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To provide detailed reading material for students

Question 2

What should be avoided when preparing a lesson plan?

Accepted Answer

Writing material in full detail

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Using headings for main points

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Including specific questions and answers

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Preparing visual aid instructions

Question 3

Why is it important to prepare the classroom before the lesson?

Accepted Answer

To ensure students can see all aids and seating is arranged properly

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To impress students with your organizational skills

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To save time during the lesson

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To avoid using training devices

Question 4

Why must students be physically, mentally, and emotionally ready to learn?

Accepted Answer

To ensure they can focus and learn effectively

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To reduce the length of the lesson

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To make the instructors job easier

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To avoid asking questions during the lesson

Question 5

How much time should be allocated to preparing students for learning?

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10% of the lesson

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5% of the lesson

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20% of the lesson

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50% of the lesson

Question 6

What is a Threshold Knowledge Test (T.K.T.) used for?

Accepted Answer

To determine students level of understanding before instruction

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To test students memory after the lesson

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To evaluate the instructors teaching skills

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To provide a summary of the lesson

Question 7

How can you ensure you are proceeding at the rate of student comprehension?

Accepted Answer

Observe students facial expressions and ask questions

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Move quickly through all stages of the lesson

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Avoid asking questions during the lesson

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Skip over complex material

Question 8

What is the difference between "need-to-know" and "nice-to-know" material?

Accepted Answer

"Need-to-know" material is essential, while "nice-to-know" material is less critical

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"Nice-to-know" material should be emphasized more than "need-to-know" material

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Both types of material are equally important

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"Need-to-know" material is optional, while "nice-to-know" material is essential

Question 9

Which of the following is an effective way to emphasize major points?

Accepted Answer

Use visual aids and have students write down main points

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Focus only on "nice-to-know" material

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Avoid repeating points during the lesson

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Skip over the main points to save time

Question 10

How can you ensure your explanations are clear?

Accepted Answer

Start with something students already know and build on it

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Skip over difficult concepts

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Use complex language to impress students

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Avoid providing examples or comparisons

Question 11

Why is it important to break demonstrations into small steps?

Accepted Answer

To make the material easier to understand

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To save time during the lesson

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To avoid using visual aids

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To reduce student engagement

Question 12

Why should visual aids be planned after the lesson is prepared?

Accepted Answer

To ensure they support the lesson and help students learn

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To focus only on "nice-to-know" material

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To make the lesson look impressive

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To avoid using visual aids altogether

Question 13

Which of the following is a guideline for effective visual aids?

Accepted Answer

Ensure aids are visible to all students

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Avoid using color in visual aids

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Use ornate, detailed artwork

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Use visual aids as distractions

Question 14

When should you speak at a slow rate during a lesson?

Accepted Answer

When identifying "must-know" information

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When presenting "nice-to-know" material

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When students are distracted

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When summarizing the lesson

Question 15

How should you adjust the volume of your voice in noisy environments?

Accepted Answer

Raise your voice so all students can hear

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Lower your voice to avoid distractions

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Maintain the same volume throughout the lesson

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Avoid speaking loudly to prevent discomfort

Question 16

Why is it important to provide for maximum student activity during the lesson?

Accepted Answer

To ensure students are actively engaged in the learning process

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To reduce the length of the lesson

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To avoid asking questions

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To keep students entertained

Question 17

What is an effective questioning technique to engage students?

Accepted Answer

Ask thought-provoking questions

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Focus on ambiguous questions

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Use only yes/no questions

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Avoid asking questions during the lesson

Question 18

Why is eye contact important during instruction?

Accepted Answer

To show students you are interested in them and gauge their understanding

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To avoid distractions during the lesson

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To focus only on certain students

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To reduce student engagement

Question 19

How can you make your eye contact impartial?

Accepted Answer

Look at all students equally and avoid staring at any individual for too long

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Avoid looking at students altogether

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Focus only on students who ask questions

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Focus only on the most engaged students

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