The Teacher in a Student-Centered Learning Environment
Quiz by Erica Jane Garbida
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- Q1
It is a key element in a student-centered learning environment.
Principal
Student
Teacher
Instructor
20s - Q2
Our growth in _________ is the key to our ability to create a student-centered learning environment.
Nurturing
Training
Listening
Teaching
20s - Q3
How many stages are there in The Teacher in a Student-Centered Learning Environment
3
4
2
5
20s - Q4
We tend to put ourselves at the center of the class.
Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 1
Stage 2
20s - Q5
We have transcended the stage "I" and are worried least about ourselves.
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 5
Stage 3
20s - Q6
We are comfortable with our classroom management techniques.
Stage 4
Stage 2
Stage 1
Stage 3
20s - Q7
Many real teachers have found these feelings in teaching.
Appreciation and Interest
Excitement and Care
Love and Joy
Satisfaction and Fulfillment
20s - Q8
These are a reminders for teachers to reflect upon their own teaching.
The stages
The missions
The rules
The visions
20s - Q9
Which of the following does NOT belong to Understanding the stages of a teacher’s development: Some limitations
The stages are descriptive rather than prescriptive.
The stages are a reminder for teachers to reflect upon their own teaching.
The progression from one stage to another is different for each teacher.
The every decision we make is based on how much our students will gain.
20s - Q10
One of the following are the attitudes and exercises to attain the goal of teacher in a student-centered learning environment. Which is it?
We may begin to wonder why the students are not “getting it.” We then begin to search for answers.
We are most ready and equipped to co-construct a student-centered learning environment with our students.
We are also concerned about getting immediately to the correct answers.
We begin developing instructional materials that support a student-centered learning environment.
20s