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SubstantiatingVersión en línea This quiz only have 20 seconds to answer each item por jonah marie cabachete 1 According to Walser (2008), effective teaching of 21st century skills mainly depends on: a The availability of computers b The use of advanced gadgets c How assignments are designed and implemented d Internet speed 2 The development of 21st century skills is often associated with: a Traditional textbooks b Advanced technology c Outdoor learning d Memorization 3 Walser (2008) argues that technology in teaching is: a Mandatory b The most important factor c A support tool, not a requirement d Not useful at all 4 Which country was mentioned as an example of limited access to technology? a Japan b United States c Philippines d Singapore 5 Which of the following is NOT a 21st century skill mentioned? a Critical thinking b Collaboration c Problem-solving d Rote memorization 6 Teachers’ primary role in developing 21st century skills is to act as: a Lecturers only b Technology experts c Coaches and guides d Observers 7 A Socratic Seminar is an example of: a Technology-based teaching b 21st century teaching strategy c Online assessment d Memorization technique 8 Authentic tasks usually involve: a Hypothetical textbook problems only b Real-world problems c Copying notes d Watching videos 9 The Florida Center for Instructional Technology (FCIT) identified how many characteristics of meaningful learning? a 3 b 4 c 5 d 6 10 Which of the following is NOT one of the five characteristics of meaningful learning? a Active b Competitive c Authentic d Collaborative 11 In an active learning environment, learning occurs through: a Listening only b Memorizing facts c Doing and engaging d Watching the teacher 12 Adams and Ray (2016) suggest that teachers must first: a Choose technology tools b Identify learning objectives c Give exams d Assign group work 13 SMART objectives must be: a Simple and Traditional b Specific and Measurable c Silent and Meaningful d Short and Modern 14 Formative assessments are conducted: a After the lesson b During learning c Before class d At the end of the year 15 Think-Pair-Share is an example of: a Complex learning strategy b Simple and quick active learning technique c Technology-based simulation d Lecture method 16 In a collaborative learning environment, students: a Compete individually b Work independently only c Work together toward shared goals d Rely only on the teacher 17 Cooperative learning is described as: a Unstructured group work b Student-controlled only c Teacher-planned and monitored d Optional activity 18 Constructive learning is based on: a Behaviorism b Constructivist theory c Traditional theory d Drill method 19 Goal-directed learning requires students to have: a Clear goals and a plan of action b Free time c Technology access d No guidance 20 The final conclusion of the presentation emphasizes that: a Technology is the most important tool b Learners are the center of the teaching-learning process c Exams are the priority d Schools must be fully digital

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According to Walser (2008), effective teaching of 21st century skills mainly depends on:

The development of 21st century skills is often associated with:

Walser (2008) argues that technology in teaching is:

Which country was mentioned as an example of limited access to technology?

Which of the following is NOT a 21st century skill mentioned?

Teachers’ primary role in developing 21st century skills is to act as:

A Socratic Seminar is an example of:

Authentic tasks usually involve:

The Florida Center for Instructional Technology (FCIT) identified how many characteristics of meaningful learning?

Which of the following is NOT one of the five characteristics of meaningful learning?

In an active learning environment, learning occurs through:

Adams and Ray (2016) suggest that teachers must first:

SMART objectives must be:

Formative assessments are conducted:

Think-Pair-Share is an example of:

In a collaborative learning environment, students:

Cooperative learning is described as:

Constructive learning is based on:

Goal-directed learning requires students to have:

The final conclusion of the presentation emphasizes that: