ABCTE- PTK Problem set study Exam Questions and Correct Answers Guaranteed Success 2024/2025
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ABCTE- PTK Problem set study Exam Questions and Correct Answers Guaranteed Success 2024/2025
What is the main instructional value of asking a question like this? - correct answer A: Analysis of the separate stories and comparison between them.
Question focuses on the 4th level of Bloom's Tax...
ABCTE- PTK Problem set study Exam Questions and
Correct Answers Guaranteed Success 2024/2025
What is the main instructional value of asking a question like this? - correct
answer A: Analysis of the separate stories and comparison between them.
Question focuses on the 4th level of Bloom's Taxonomy. The teacher is looking to
see which students are able to think of all three stories at the same time and make
comparisons between them.
If a school wanted to compare how its students were doing with respect to students
in other school, what kind of assessment would be MOST appropriate? - correct
answer A: A norm-referenced test is designed to give a percentile score that places
each student on a continuum of 1 to 99+.
Suppose you want students to learn to distinguish between the words imply and infer.
Which of the following sequences would be MOST effective? - correct answer A:
Explain the distinction, then have students apply the terms to their own examples.
Students cannot work independently until a skill is learned.
In order to use an inductive sequence for teaching about World War II, which of the
following would be the BEST way for a class to work? - correct answer A:
Examine events leading up to the war and develop a general model of world war in
the process.
Induction is the process of building a general model.
,Inductive instruction makes use of student "noticing". Instead of explaining a given
concept and following this explanation with examples, the teacher presents students
with many examples showing how the concept is used.
Which of the following statements BEST illustrates a proven technique for
encouraging student effort? - correct answer A: "You're exactly right here and her.
Now check this."
Teacher should give a student specific feedback about successful learning or
performance and also points ahead to even better performance.
A student usually well-behaved, is being disruptive at the moment. Which of the
following techniques is an effective first intervention? - correct answer A: Move
closer to the student.
Moving closer is a good nonverbal cue that the teacher has recognized something that
needs attention, yet gives the student a chance to correct things on the spot.
Given the following set of scores on a standardized test, which choice most closely
approximates the difference between the mean and median of the set?
89,65,77,93,80,87,79 - correct answer A: The mean of the data is 81.43 and the
median is 80. The difference is 1.43 which is closer to 1.
Token Economy - correct answer Students given a reward for achieving a goal.
Negative Reinforcement - correct answer Negative reinforcement involves
attaching an undesirable consequence to undesirable behavior (i.e., like missing recess
for calling someone a bad name).
,Partial Reinforcement - correct answer Partial reinforcement is a term psychologist
use to describe a sort of conditioning in which a certain behavior is only sometimes
reinforced.
Inquiry or Discovery Learning - correct answer Students use the materials
themselves to discover a concept in a structured lesson.
Direct Instruction or Active Teaching - correct answer The teacher presents the
concepts directly to students.
Retain Information - correct answer Students retain information better when they
use it, especially in analytical ways. By comparing and contrasting each new topic to
the earlier ones they have studied, the student will access previously taught
information and think about the new information they are learning.
Assessing the students tell the teacher what the students have retained, but, by itself,
does not help students retain information.
A fifth-grade student has just finished a three-week unit on the American Revolution
in social studies. Which strategy would be BEST to use to culminate the unit? -
correct answer A: Give a free-response test on the "big ideas" of the unit and have
students choose a project from a list of eight projects.
In order to know whether the learning objectives of the unit have been met, the
objectives must be measured. A test on the major concepts of the American
Revolution achieves the goal. The project, from a limited number of choices that
relate to the objectives, gives students another way to show what they have learned.
Having the students design a project that shows what they learned is too free-form. It
doesn't show that they have met the learning objectives.
, A student comes to you and says, "I just can't do math. My dad can't either. I don't
have that kind of brain. I just don't get it." Which of the following is the BEST
response to this situation? - correct answer A: Offer additional help and explain
that you will pinpoint the areas that are causing problems and work through them.
All students should be accountable. It insults students when the teacher assumes they
cannot learn and gives them an excuse to avoid a challenge.
Which of the following language arts activities requires the highest order of thinking
skills? - correct answer A: Imagining and writing a new ending to a story is an
example of the synthesis level of thinking on Bloom's Taxonomy.
Two student work together to prepare visual aids that illustrate the major waves of
immigration in the United States. The activity satisfies which of the following learning
objectives? - correct answer A: Communicating suitable ways.
Preparing visual aids necessarily engages students in thinking about what's suitable for
the content, purpose, and audience. Their content may or may not require analyzing
for cause and effect, for making claims, or making inferences (a conclusion reached
on the basis of evidence and reasoning).
Curriculum planning is a major aspect of a teacher's job. Which teaching practice
listed below will BEST help students to achieve grade-level outcomes? - correct
answer A: A teacher should have a plan for the school year before the year begins,
so that he or she is sure to teach the required learning objectives. The units of study
can then be constructed around objectives, rather than the reverse.
A nine-year old student with ADD is in a regular education classroom. He has average
ability in math. Which strategy below will MOST effectively help him memorize his
multiplication facts? - correct answer A: Have him spend 15 minutes per day using
a computer program that practices multiplication facts.
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