Test: REPASO TEMAS 23 Y 25 (1º Infantil - Educación emocional - infantil - previous - knowldege


REPASO TEMAS 23 Y 25Versión en línea REPASO por MIRIAM PALAZON LOVA 1 The use of textbooks... a Is compulsory b It is not compulsory but necessary as a resource c It avoids that the teacher has to make his own materials, what is time consuming 2 When using books... a We will consider that they include as much text as possible b It is important that all the main characters in the book are children c We will make sure that they cover our students necessities and are adapted to their needs and interests 3 When using books... a Makes possible that students have materials in color and not only b/w photocopies, Moreover they include audios and videos b It is always a bad idea to use books as they don't provide final tasks c We can't use books and our own materials as it is almost impossible to implement all of them due to lack of time 4 Authentic materials... a Give us the oportunity to bring culture into our lessons b Are always better to use because they are meaningful c Both answers are correct 5 Non-authentic materials can be: a Totally contrived: When we improvise a lesson b Semi-authentic: seem to be authentic c Both answers are right 6 Students can collaborate in the desing of activities: a Collaboration could be conscious or subconscious b They are not allowed to design materials as they don't have the knowledge c They can only choose materials of their interest, that are meaningful for them and designed by teachers 7 According to Piaget a "Experience is not relevant if activities are not aplicable to daily life" b "knowledge is a consequence of experience" c "Experience is not necessary when working with small students" 8 What is Student-centred approach? a Means that the student is at the core of the learning process b student-centred approach is about helping students to discover their own learning styles, to understand their motivation and to acquire effective study skills that will be valuable throughout their lives. c Both answers are correct 9 Student centred approach a Is based upon constructivism b It is not based in any approach c It lacks a solid theoretical base, just focuses on our students' needs 10 A student centred curriculum may include: a To develop skills needed to negotiate the curriculum b To encourage learners to adopt realistic goals and time frames. c To provide learners with efficient learning strategies. d All of them 11 One of the roles of the teacher in the Student Centred approach is to: a Help students as much as possible, telling the answers, so that they don't feel frustrated b Make sure that they feel secure c The teacher never helps the student, as the student is the main protagonist and who guides his own learning process 12 Learning to learn, includes: a Learning to Listen and speak b Learning to read and write, because only with reading they will be able to learn by themselves c Learning to Listen, to speak and to read and write 13 Learning to write includes: a Graphic and grammatical skills b Stylistic and Rethorical skills c Organisational skills and all the previous answers 14 Learning to write includes: a Graphic and grammatical skills b Stylistic and Rethorical skills c Organisational skills and all the previous answers

1

The use of textbooks...

a

Is compulsory

b

It is not compulsory but necessary as a resource

c

It avoids that the teacher has to make his own materials, what is time consuming

2

When using books...

a

We will consider that they include as much text as possible

b

It is important that all the main characters in the book are children

c

We will make sure that they cover our students necessities and are adapted to their needs and interests

3

When using books...

a

Makes possible that students have materials in color and not only b/w photocopies, Moreover they include audios and videos

b

It is always a bad idea to use books as they don't provide final tasks

c

We can't use books and our own materials as it is almost impossible to implement all of them due to lack of time

4

Authentic materials...

a

Give us the oportunity to bring culture into our lessons

b

Are always better to use because they are meaningful

c

Both answers are correct

5

Non-authentic materials can be:

a

Totally contrived: When we improvise a lesson

b

Semi-authentic: seem to be authentic

c

Both answers are right

6

Students can collaborate in the desing of activities:

a

Collaboration could be conscious or subconscious

b

They are not allowed to design materials as they don't have the knowledge

c

They can only choose materials of their interest, that are meaningful for them and designed by teachers

7

According to Piaget

a

"Experience is not relevant if activities are not aplicable to daily life"

b

"knowledge is a consequence of experience"

c

"Experience is not necessary when working with small students"

8

What is Student-centred approach?

a

Means that the student is at the core of the learning process

b

student-centred approach is about helping students to discover their own learning styles, to understand their motivation and to acquire effective study skills that will be valuable throughout their lives.

c

Both answers are correct

9

Student centred approach

a

Is based upon constructivism

b

It is not based in any approach

c

It lacks a solid theoretical base, just focuses on our students' needs

10

A student centred curriculum may include:

a

To develop skills needed to negotiate the curriculum

b

To encourage learners to adopt realistic goals and time frames.

c

To provide learners with efficient learning strategies.

d

All of them

11

One of the roles of the teacher in the Student Centred approach is to:

a

Help students as much as possible, telling the answers, so that they don't feel frustrated

b

Make sure that they feel secure

c

The teacher never helps the student, as the student is the main protagonist and who guides his own learning process

12

Learning to learn, includes:

a

Learning to Listen and speak

b

Learning to read and write, because only with reading they will be able to learn by themselves

c

Learning to Listen, to speak and to read and write

13

Learning to write includes:

a

Graphic and grammatical skills

b

Stylistic and Rethorical skills

c

Organisational skills and all the previous answers

14

Learning to write includes:

a

Graphic and grammatical skills

b

Stylistic and Rethorical skills

c

Organisational skills and all the previous answers

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REPASO TEMAS 23 Y 25Versión en línea

por MIRIAM PALAZON LOVA

The use of textbooks...

When using books...

When using books...

Authentic materials...

Non-authentic materials can be:

Students can collaborate in the desing of activities:

According to Piaget

What is Student-centred approach?

Student centred approach

A student centred curriculum may include:

One of the roles of the teacher in the Student Centred approach is to:

Learning to learn, includes:

Learning to write includes:

Learning to write includes: