Question 1

What is the philosophy of teaching that developmental teaching is based upon?

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Student-centered philosophy

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Lecture-based philosophy

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Teacher-centered philosophy

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Subject-centered philosophy

Question 2

When does the process of developmental teaching begin?

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When students are required to reason out and make suggestions

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When students complete a test

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When the instructor explains the material

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When students memorize new material

Question 3

Why should questions be asked to review previously learned material?

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To build upon students' background knowledge

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To introduce new material

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To test students' memory

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To summarize the lesson

Question 4

With what size groups is developmental teaching most effective?

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Small groups and individual students

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Online groups

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Large groups

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Entire classrooms

Question 5

At what levels of student knowledge can developmental teaching be used?

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At any level, provided the appropriate level is determined

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Only beginner levels

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Only intermediate levels

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Only advanced levels

Question 6

What combination of teaching methods is often used in lessons?

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Teaching by explanation and developmental teaching

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Developmental teaching and lecturing

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Memorization and developmental teaching

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Group work and developmental teaching

Question 7

What is the main advantage of developmental teaching?

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It promotes efficient student learning

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It reduces the need for student participation

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It eliminates the need for feedback

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It simplifies the material for students

Question 8

How does developmental teaching keep students mentally active?

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By forcing them to think and answer questions verbally

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By allowing them to work independently

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By providing them with written notes

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By encouraging them to memorize material

Question 9

What type of feedback does developmental teaching provide to instructors?

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Constant feedback and frequent confirmation of progress

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No feedback

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Occasional feedback

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Feedback only at the end of the lesson

Question 10

Why is careful planning critical for developmental teaching?

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To formulate appropriate questions that demand reasoning

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To reduce the need for student participation

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To ensure students memorize the material

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To simplify the lesson objectives

Question 11

What must questions demand from students in developmental teaching?

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Reasoning

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Memorization

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Repetition

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Guesswork

Question 12

Why are frequent summaries necessary during developmental teaching?

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To consolidate the material as the lesson progresses

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To reduce the need for discussion

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To introduce new material

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To test students' memory

Question 13

Why are novice instructors often apprehensive about trying developmental teaching?

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They doubt students' ability to actively participate

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They lack subject knowledge

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They find it time-consuming

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They prefer lecturing

Question 14

What is the disadvantage of lecturing during preparatory instruction?

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Students are told material they already know or could deduce on their own

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It requires more planning

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It is time-consuming

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It reduces student participation

Question 15

What is the secret to effective learning in developmental teaching?

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Keeping students mentally active in the learning process

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Reducing student participation

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Providing detailed notes

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Memorizing material

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