Multilingualism The Diverse ClassroomSet 6

1Child-centered education emphasizes:
2What is the primary focus of the Kindergarten Catch-Up Education Program (KCEP) Curriculum?A. Integration of Arabic Language and Islamic Values Education (ALIVE) concepts
3Which of these is an example of promoting tolerance in the classroom?
4Ma'am Lorena uses a variety of instructional materials in teaching. Why is this so?
5How do teachers bring the real-world into classroom?
6Classmates are the cohort with whom the learner can only discuss and work synchronously, not asynchronously.
7Effective instruction that is responsive to students' readiness, interests, and learning preferences is known as what?
8Why is it important for tutors to demonstrate confidence and reassuring the student?
9Which of the following is an example of differentiating the learning environment at the elementary level?
10When curriculum content is fairly distributed in each area of discipline, this means that the curriculum is .....
11Focus on a key concept or skill, reteach, use a variety of examples and visuals, provide extra practice, and use visuals, auditory, kinesthetic, and tactile techniques
12Which group, NESTs (Native English-Speaking Teachers) or NON-NESTs (Non-Native English-Speaking Teachers), is more likely to bring a diverse range of English accents and dialects to the classroom, potentially enhancing students' language exposure?
13Which support benefits auditory learners and ELLs?
14According to Brewster, it is useful to have a classroom library where students can choose the books they like to read.
15An English teacher allows students to choose between writing a poem, a dialogue, or a short story to demonstrate their understanding of a theme. Which NEP 2020 principle is being applied here?
16A child-centred approach considers individual differences as
17Which material is more effective for visual learners?
18The home environment and parental support affect a learner's motivation and performance. This factor belongs to which category of learner differences?
19A teacher notices that some students hesitate to answer questions. She introduces think-pair-share before whole-class discussion. Gradually, participation increases. What was the teacher's key pedagogical intent?
20What methods are used to develop cultural competence?
21Which of the following factors supports learning in a classroom?
22Some early literacy skills, including phonological awareness, transfer across languages, so instruction that builds on similarities between languages can be highly effective.
23How can teachers address community issues in the classroom?
24Which model shows that children with and without disabilities learn and play together?
25Which of the following is NOT included in differentiated instruction?
26What is the purpose of inclusive EFL classrooms?
27Which practice contributes to maintaining a positive school climate?
28Age, aptitude and intelligence, motivation and needs, personality and cognitive style are:
29The best way to minimize a noisy learner in class is to .....
30Who has main responsibility for a classroom management plan?
31Which of the following best demonstrates a teacher's pedagogical competence in teaching the Mother Tongue?
32What is the most likely cause of student disengagement in the classroom?
33Which practice supports cultural competence?
34Which group needs more structured lessons due to limited exposure?
35A counselor is reviewing a test for use with a new client population. What should they consider according to the standards for test users?
36A valuable tool for supporting CLD students' fluency development is having CLD students work with English-proficient peers that can support and guide them through different activities. These different student configurations are known as .....
37The teacher's role in child development is to
38Section 3: Social Studies-Topic: Geography and Cultural Awareness. Which classroom project would best promote global awareness for preschool-age children?
39Non-bureaucratic approach to education based on democracy, flexibility & non-competiveness
40How should wait time be handled for ELL students?
41Every school is a community. It is composed of several stakeholders who influence what school curriculum implementation would be. In considering all the stakeholders, who should the teacher consider with primary importance?
42At a staff development workshop, the campus ESL teacher shares insights on effective strategies to increase ELLs' participation in classroom activities. The primary benefit of theESL teacher serving as a resource for mainstream teachers is that it will enable the ESL teacher to
43According to the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS), which of the following is an essential component when teaching history to support the development of critical thinking?
44A teacher has studied student performance data and has come up with three ideas for professional development: project-based learning, hand-on activities, or station-based rotations during learning. The teacher would like to seek input from stakeholders to make a decision about which idea to use. Which stakeholder group should the teacher receive input from to make a decision?
45Which domain of PPST explains that teachers should be knowledgeable of managing learner behavior?
46Two students are having a disagreement during a group discussion. What should you do as a TEACHER?
47What is one effective way to support very low-level learners?
48One feature of a two-way immersion program is that it promotes
49A language barrier affects ST children due to:
50Which of the following is NOT a strategy to create a safe, inclusive learning environment?
51A bilingual education program differs from an ESL program in that it:
52Catering to diverse learning styles enables students to leverage their strengths, enhancing engagement and comprehension.
53An approach to bilingual education in which the second/foreign language is used for teaching and learning both subject content and the language itself .....
54Only teachers need English.
55In a group of four, what seating choice helps avoid unnecessary confusion for a Level 1 learner?
56Learners who learn best by hearing?
57As described on Page 8, how will all languages be taught to young students to ensure high quality learning?
58Which of the following student activities would best promote development of a sense of belonging to a community among young children in a school setting?
59..... occurs when a teacher plans a lesson that adjusts either the content being discussed, the process used to learn or the product expected from students to ensure that learners at different starting points can receive the instruction they need to grow and succeed.
60In the English language program for secondary schools, it is recommended that:
61Accepting that students learn, comprehend, and retain materials differently will help the teacher to