Preliminary Board Exam in Facilitating Learner-Centered Teaching Part 2

Teacher plays a lot of roles inside the room. Aside from facilitating learning, a teacher would oftentimes act as a/an _____ to holistically develop the students.

The senior high school department of the St. Agnes Integrated School is a staunch advocate of Student-Centered Learning. Using this principle, all activities and goals are primarily focused on _____.

When a child is born, he/she possesses many skills. The student’s capacity to use his intellect and perform mental activities is usually regarded as a/an _____.

To avoid unhealthy competition, Teacher Miguel does not compare his students with each other and simply tells them to compete with themselves. The concept that allows facilitators of learning to look at his/her students as different from each other is known as _____.

The capacity of the student to recall certain data and concepts is known as _____.

Teacher Patricia handles primary graders, and she makes it a point to let her students” learn by doing”. This particular principle believes that _____.

According to Edward Thorndike, learning occurs when the “habits” become strengthened or weakened by the nature and frequency of the S-R pairings. His theory is also known as the _____.

“The whole is more than the sum of all its parts.” This is the basic tenet of the _____ theory.

Social Learning Theory is pioneered by _____.

The famous experiment of the Insight theory is known as the _____.

This refers to the science of developing a plan to attain goals and to guard against undesirable results.

It refers to the series of related and progressive steps performed by the teacher and the students to achieve a given goal or objective.

The personalized style of carrying out a particular step in a given method is called a/an _____.

Teacher Melissa would like to encourage more participation in her classroom discussion. She uses questions that elicit many possible right answers. This kind of questions are also known as _____.

A commonly used method in Values Education in which students are asked to “think with their heart”.

These activities are given to particular students/s who are ahead compared to his/her/their classmates.

Teacher Minerva is well-respected by her Grade 2 pupils. She is regarded as teacher with “eyes at the back of her head”. This concept is also known as _____.

The teacher decided to put his index finger in front of her lips to let the students know that they are noisy and they should listen. This particular classroom management style is also known as _____.

Teachers should involve the students in making some rules that has to be practiced inside the classroom. This effective way of disciplining can be attributed to _____.

Part of the routine activities of the teacher is recording the attendance of the students everyday at the beginning of the class. The teacher records this data in _____.

When choosing a device, Teacher Marina should primarily consider _____.

Mr. Macaraeg would like to show the similarities and dissimilarities between the plant cell and animal cell. What is the best option that shows all possible logical relations among the topics at hand?

When should routine activities be established?

This is a teaching strategy that involves systematic repetition.

The Six Thinking Hats is a technique that uses different colors of hat (each color represents a point of view) to students as they brainstorm or find solution to a problem. The person who pioneered the Six Thinking Hats is _____.