Learning Communities

Means the ability or quality of making the unavailable materials and tools available through the use of alternatives and/or devising or making improvised tools.

• Innovative
• Inventive
• Creative
• Resourceful

The group maintains its components for a long period of time. Each student performs a position with specific functions. These groups allow the creation of a favorable affective climate and facilitate the control and management of the class.

• Flexible groups
• Interactive groups
• Fixed groups
• Large groups

Strategy in which students face real-life situations, posed as challenges, in order to guarantee learning that culminates in the creation of a socially valid product.

• Flipped Classroom
• Problem-Based Learning
• Learning communities
• Project-Based Learning

True or false: An effective PLC should set as many goals as possible to improve learning and teaching.

• false

The field deals with the relationship between individuals, families and communities, an the environment in which they live.

• Home Economics

PLC stands for

• Professional Leadership Council
• Practice Learn Create
• Professional Learning Communities
• Practical Leadership Components

What concept means a global outlook adapted to local condition or a local culture that assigns meaning to global influences?

• glocalization

Copycat killings are an example of observational learning

• True
• False

Which of the following are strategies that a teacher can employ when assisting students with learning disabilities. (check all that apply)

Use ____________to develop 21st century skills: information and media and technology skills and learning and innovation skills, career skills and effective communication skills

• ICT tools

“demonstrate proficiency in the ____________________________of Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) resources in promoting quality teaching-learning process”.

• development and utilization

What are the challenges to learning commons?

• How to go from traditional libraries to these new types of learning concepts
• How to make people comfortable with that new concept
• How to attract more traffic in those venues
• How to reconfigure current spaces +access to the technologies that makes it possible

What's the purpose of learning commons?

• They allow for academics libraries to provide wider ranging and more cohesive services
• They allow for public libraries to provide more cohesive services
• They allow middle to lower class student to have access to computers and other technologies
• They allow for older students to follow their long distance classes

PLC's should focus on data, collaborative improvements and

• happy hour
• test scores
• reflection
• writing assessments

Which is not a manifestation of a global teacher?

• intercultural sensitivity
• classroom application of globalization
• acceptance of difference
• classroom localization

Positive interdependence is the main characteristic of:

• Service learning
• Cooperative learning
• Project-Based learning
• Problem-Based learning

The phases of investigation, preparation, action, reflection and demonstration belong to:

• Service learning
• Cooperative learning
• Problem-Based learninf
• Gamification

What is the meaning of ICT?

• Information, Communications and Technology

Although Marshall feels that student learning should be figured into a teacher's evaluation, one component that can be detrimental to PLCs progress is:

• Test scores
• Projects
• Report card grades
• Portfolio

When did the concept emerge?

• In 2005
• In the 1990's
• In 2012
• In the 1960's

What is professional learning communities?

Means the quality of being able to make a project or an article of functional value out of existing materials and resources with a touch of originality.

• Creative
• Innovative
• Resourceful
• Inventive

The negative influence of materials learned after a target item on subsequent memory for the target event

• retroactive interference

A form of consolidation that involves alterations of our knowledge networks through complex interactions between brain structures lasting for weeks to years after learning experiences

• reorganization

What is a state where everyone can communicate or share ideas regardless of distance, worldviews, and differences?

• global village

A form of memory that reflects events from the individual's past but lacks specific contextual details

• personal semantic memory

A task used to study the confirmation bias effect in eyewitness identification

• post identification feedback paradigm

Where do you mostly find learning commons?

• At schools
• At school libraries
• At Universities
• At Community libraries

The ability to understand spoken language at a level commensurate with the student's age and ability levels is called...

• Listening comprehension
• Oral expression
• Reading comprehension
• Written expression
• None of the above

It serves as a starting point for teachers to design learning objectives to carry out their educational practice.

• Merrill's Instructional Design Principles
• UDL
• Bloom's Taxonomy
• SDG

The PLC 's response to students who experience difficulty is:

PLC stands for:

• Professional learning college
• Private learning community
• Professional learning communities
• Professors Looking for Challenges

Give your best shots. "GIVE a man a fish and you will feed him for a day: Teach the man how to fish and you will feed him forever."

A method of testing eyewitness identification that involves the presentation of a single individual in a forced choice format

• showup

What do digital technologies bring compared to printed books?

• They offer additional pathways to learning and content acquisition
• They offer additional learning content
• They are more manageable
• They are easy to store

The previous definition of a learning disability applies to language that is either _____________ or ______________. (separate answers with a space only)

In observational learning

• Observer’s behavior changes after viewing the behavior of a model
• Observer’s behavior stays the same after viewing the behavior of a model
• Observer’s behavior varies depending on the persom after viewing the behavior of a model

All competencies are not included in Teacher Professional Learning domain, except?

Which of these characteristics is typical of a traditional classroom?

• Variety of resources
• Encourages lectures/master classes
• ICT integration
• Self-creation of knowledge

Where does a plenary come in a lesson, is it

• The beginning of a lesson
• The middle of a lesson
• The end of a lesson

A language learning disability in ______ ______ ______ affects aperson's ability to use sound/symbol associations to learn phonics in order to comprehend text.

• basic reading skills

Sudden and severe disruption of the representation of relationships between items in an existing memory network

• catastrophic interference

Who is the Secretary of State for Education

• Rt Hon Andrew Lansley MP
• Rt Hon Michael Gove MP
• Rt Hon Philip Hammond MP

A method of testing eyewitness identification that involves the presentation of several individuals (5+) in a recognition format

• lineup

Department of Education issued Department of Education Order ________, s.2017 mandating the use of Professional Standard for Teachers (PPST) to start with the Beginning Teachers

• 42

Learning is a change in human disposition or capability which can be retained and which is not a simply ascribable to the process of growth.

• Gagne
• Bruner
• Piaget
• Dewey

A task used to study the malleability of eyewitness memory that involves presenting a video or series of slides followed by a written description of the event

• misinformation paradigm

Is the science and art of cultivating plants and livestock

• Agriculture

A language learning disability in ___________ ____________ affects aperson's ability to use spoken language to communicate ideas.

• oral expression

All competencies are not included in Technology tools domain, except?

• Use ICT knowledge to solve complex problems and support student collaborative activities
• Demonstrate proficiency in the use of technology tool to support community of learners
• Collaborate with peers, colleagues and stakeholders to access information in support of professional learning
• Demonstrate social, ethical and legal responsibility in the use of technology tools and resources

In terms of teaching & learning, what does 'acceleration' mean?

• Increasing the pace of your lesson
• This is were very bright school students are put forward a year
• This is were deadlines are shortened to increase throughput of student work

Learning is an active process and learners construct new ideas or concepts based upon existing knowledge.

• Gagne
• Piaget
• Bruner
• Dewey

Violent video games have also been linked to actual aggression

• True
• False

Amnesia that causes greater loss of memories for events that occurred recently before a trauma than for events that occurred more remotely in the past

• temporally graded retrograde amnesia

What does QTLS stand for?

• Qualified Teacher Lecturer Status
• Qualified Teacher Learning & Skills
• Qualified Teacher Lecturing Skills

What does the greek derivation of pedagogy mean?

• To lead the child
• To instruct the child
• To punish the child

Is the key to innovation, productivity and effective competition.

• Home Economics
• Industrial Arts
• Agriculture
• Entrepreneurship

Observation of violence is linked to a ________ likelihood of subsequently acting aggressively

• greater

Show _____________ towards the use of technology tools

• positive attitude

A form of memory that reflects events from the individual's past that includes specific contextual details

• autobiographical memory

What is the end goal of the TEDP Master Plan for 2015-2025?

• adopt the 21st Century Philippine Education for all public and private schools
• sustain a strong foundation for developing glocal Filipino professional teachers
• apply field-based learning

When Dr. Andrew Churches updated the taxonomy for the digital era, changed the levels of the taxonomy.

• True
• False

What's the future of learning common?

• It is meant to gain access to the global, interconnected and interactive communication networks of the present.
• It is meant to gain access to the global, interconnected and interactive communication networks of the future.
• It will soon introduce automated lecturers
• It is the future of learning

What is somethin that globalizes communication by connecting the users from around the world?

• internet

An important part of establishing an effective PLC is to:

• schedule date/time for meetings in calendar
• establish meeting protocols
• look at data, collaborate and reflect
• all are correct

We should use the UDL only if we have disabled students in our class

• True
• False

In England how many children in ten do not own a book

• Three out every ten children
• Four out every ten children
• Two out of every ten childre

The foundation of a PLC is based on _____ big ideas

• 4
• 3
• 5
• 2

Loss of memories formed prior to the onset of amnesia

• retrograde amnesia

ICT Competency Standards consists of how many domains?

• 7
• 6
• 8
• 5

According to Bloom's Taxonomy, which cognitive process is the most complex?

• evaluating
• creating
• remembering
• understanding

When does the brain stop growing?

• Mid 20's
• Around 12 years of age
• The brain and skull reach their full adult sizes by 16 to 18 years of age

All competencies are included in Organization and Administration domain, except?

What is observational learning?

• Learning from reading books
• Learning behavior but not showing behavior until rewarded
• Learning by watching the behavior of another person, or model

Tony Buzan is famous for what?

• Public speaking
• Mind Maps
• Neuro Linguistic Programming

How much does it cost to join the IFL as a member for a year?

• £28
• £38
• £35

What is ONE of the big ideas in which PLC is based on:

• Ensuring that students learn

The finding that individuals often cannot report specific events that occurred before age 2

• infantile amnesia

There are key questions that teachers need to ask themselves

• TRUE
• FALSE

How can a global teacher become a glocal teacher?

• by adopting in local setting the good educational systems and practices
• by translating into local languages the Western ideas in English
• by considering the surrounding culture, traditions, and contexts

From an innovative perspective, what's the role of the student? (select the wrong one)

• leader learner
• active role
• responsible for their educational process
• external to their learning process

What's the specific year does CHED provided the ICT Competency Standards?

• 2020
• 2018
• 2019
• 2017

A learning disability may manifest in an imperfect ability to... (choose all that apply)

IDEA defines a learning disability as a disorder in one or more of the basic psychological processes involved in understanding or using ______________.

• language

Does observing real- life exposure to actual violence lead to increase in aggression?

• No
• Unknown
• Yes

Which of the following is NOT an example of a psychological process used in information processing?

• Long-term memory
• Short-term memory
• Physical activity
• Attention
• Perception

Which is not a duty of a global teacher?

• maximize technology use and digital tools in teaching poor students
• understand the different educational systems of countries
• master skills and competencies that respond to global demands
• possess worldviews that are acceptable to multinational communities

Pedagogical approach in which direct instruction takes place outside the classroom and class time is used to carry out activities.

• Flipped Classroom
• Problem-Based Learning
• Learning communities
• Project-Based Learning

What is one of the advantages of learning commons?

• The furniture it provides
• The people who go there
• The lectures made available to students
• The low rate fees charged to students

Is a primary subject that deals with lessons about home management and skills in productivity in agriculture and industrial arts.

• EPP

What's the other name for libraries as learning commons?

• 3 key zones
• Free zone
• Free space
• Bubbles

The first principle of Merrill's Instructional Design is:

• Integration
• Activation
• Problem-centered
• Application

How many layers are there in Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

• 5
• 4
• 6

If there is one thing that changed the world so fast, it is

• TECHNOLOGY
• PANDEMIC
• ICT
• NONE OF THE ABOVE

According to Bloom's Taxonomy, how many levels can cognitive processes be divided into?

• 4
• 5
• 6
• 7

The finding that memory accuracy and confidence are often weakly correlated in studies of eyewitness memory

• accuracy/confidence paradox

Means the quality of being able to develop an article or a project which is an original one, or an improvement of an existing one.

• Innovative
• Resourceful
• Creative
• Inventive

What year was the Education Reform Act?

• 1982
• 1985
• 1988

From an innovative perspective, what's the role of the teacher? (select the wrong one)

• guide
• facilitator
• gives answers
• promotes student participation

What is the complete name of your course instructor?

• Nardy Duterte
• Jonard P. Duterte
• Junard Duterte
• Junard P. Duterte

Uses a variety of teaching methods to remove any barriers to learning and gives all students equal opportunities to succeed

• UDL
• SDG
• Merrill's Instructional Design Principles
• Bloom's Taxonomy

A paradigm where individuals are given a word and asked to recall a related autobiographical memory

• galton cueing method

Which is not a goal of global education?

• increasing fluency in other languages
• increasing knowledge about multicultural settings
• increasing critical attitudes toward other cultures

Bandura's ____________ theory of learning states that people learn through watching a(n) _________

• observational, model

What does EPP stands for?

• Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan

The following are components of EPP except:

• Entrepreneurship
• Home Economics
• Science and Technology
• Industrial Arts

What opportunities must global teachers let their learners engage in?

• digital education technologies
• socially responsible actions
• indigenous learning resources

All behavior learn or carryout is observed from another source

• True
• False

Learning is by doing

• Gagne
• Bruner
• Piaget
• Dewey

Scientist that believed in observational learning

• Albert Bandura
• Matthew Montejo
• B.F. Skinner

UDL seeks to provide multiple forms of engagement, action & expression, and...:

• representation

A language learning disability in ___________ ____________ affects aperson's ability to understand the meaning of written language

• reading comprehension

Type of grouping intended to promote tutoring (student-student), where both have different levels of curricular competence, so that one of them acts as a tutor for the other.

• Expert groups
• Pair work
• Homogeneous groups
• Small groups

When referring to the PAR model, what does the abbreviation PAR stand for?

• Present, Assess, Reciprocate
• Peruse, Answer, Reflect
• Present, Apply, Review

Being able to understand logical relationships between mathematical concepts and operations is called ____________ _____________.

The UDL is an original concept from the education field.

• True
• False

Teacher A is using laptop in teaching Science, what kind of teacher is Teacher A?

• Digital Teacher
• ICT Teacher
• Traditional Teacher
• Normal Teacher

All competencies are included in Pedagogy domain, except?

• Apply relevant technology tools for classroom activities
• Use ICT knowledge to solve complex problems and support student collaborative activities
• Model collaborative knowledge instruction in face to face and virtual environments
• Evaluate digital and non-digital learning resources in response to student’s diverse needsCorrect -

A task used to study illusory memory that involves encoding semtanically related lists of words

• DRM paradigm

To undergo an active process through which a new and initially changeable or labile memory becomes permanent

• consolidation

What terms imply that global education is a result of shrinking world due to technology access?

• one planet schoolhouse and global village
• one planet schoolhouse and flatworld
• globall village and flatworld

ICT stands for ________.

• Information and Communication Technologies

Why are learning communities important?

What is the complete title of lesson one to emerge as a global teacher?

• BECOMING A GLOBAL TEACHER AND GLOCAL TEACHER: A CHALLENGE
• ON BECOMING A GLOBAL TEACHER
• THE GLOBAL AND GLOCAL TEACHER PROFESSIONAL: IS THERE A DIFFERENCE?

According to Hattie which teaching strategy has the highest effect in the classroom?

• Direct Instruction
• _Feedback

The concentric circle system can be used to create

• Heterogeneous groups
• Homogeneous groups
• Pair work
• Fixed groups

Being able to process numerical symbols to derive results is called __________ _________.

Hypothesis proposed by Ribot that the likelihood that a particular memory will be lost due to injury is inversely related to the time elapsed between the event to be remembered and the injury

• law of regression

To prepare what the future holds, what should the glocal teachers do?

• prepare diverse learners for the global village without forgetting their local communities
• prepare diverse learners for the 21st century literacies and future jobs in global market
• prepare diverse learners for the modern and digital technologies responsive to distance education

How many SDG are there?

• 15
• 17
• 20
• 27

Which of the following are chracterisitics of an effective PLC?

Defined as a diverse set of technological tools and resources used to communicate and to create, disseminate, store and manage information

• Industrial arts
• ICT
• Home Economics
• Agriculture

Professional Learning Communities involve teacher teams working collaboratively to:

• prepare units/assessments
• think about what students are learning
• discuss how teaching can be improved
• all are correct

The program outcomes for teacher education degrees clearly state that every future teacher :

• demonstrate proficiency
• demonstrate teaching-learning
• demonstrate care for students
• All of the above

What does a learning community do?

A tendency for individuals to become more confident of an errant decision following positive feedback

• confirmation bias

What year did Myerscough receive incorporation, becoming independent of the County Council, and being renamed Myerscough College.

• 1997
• 1995
• 1993

The finding that recall of autobiographical memories tends to be centered around the late teens and early 20's

• reminiscence bump

Use technology tools to create new learning opportunities to support ____________ learners

• community

What are two priorities that educators shall pay attention to if they aim for global education?

• ease of information access and increase technologies in classrooms
• ease of mobility in international travels and study their educational systems
• ease in applying global educational trends across schools

What's the role of the school library?

• People get to express themselves with more ease
• Students get to learn more effectively
• It has an integral and transformative role to play in implementing this new form of education
• It transforms people's idea about education

A person can have a dual exceptionality, meaning that they have a learning disability along with another condition. Which of the following is NOT an example of a condition that could accompany a learning disability to qualify as a dual exceptionality?

• Giftedness
• Language differences
• Lack of opportunity
• Another primary disability such as sensory impairment or emotional disorder
• None of the above

A task that is used to study memory for remote events that asks individuals to recall episodes from specific periods of life

• autobiographical memory schedule

Observational learning may have a genetic basis.

• True
• False

What is a set of desirable skills and dispositions among teachers help foster the learners’ global awareness?

• global competence

When did libraries first appear?

• In 100 BC
• In 500 AD
• In 2600 BC
• In 1000 AC

Name one of the essential characteristics of a PLC

• Shared mission, vision, values and goals

Approximately what percentage of today's students have a learning disability?

An educational program which features fabrication of objects in wood or metal using a variety of hand, power, or machine tools

• Home Economics
• Industrial Arts
• Entrepreneuship
• ICT