A) Performance task B) Self assessment C) Peer assessment
A) Destroy it B) Bring it proper authorities C) Publish secretly
A) Checklist B) Portfolio assessment C) Seateork
A) Traditional & radio B) Home & work C) Online & ftf
A) Journal B) Concept map/mind map C) Oral presentation
A) Comprehensive exam B) Formative assessment C) Diagnostic assessment
A) Fill in the blank test B) Essay test C) Multiple choice tets
A) Covid 19 restrictions B) Internet speed C) Teacher preference
A) Multiple choice B) Matching type C) Essay
A) Poster presentation B) Concept map C) Reflection journal
A) Practical exam B) Final exam C) Comprehensive exam
A) Authentic assessment B) Seatwork C) Written exam
A) Norm referenced assessment B) Criterion referenced assessment C) Portfolio
A) Internship evaluation B) Oral quiz C) Portfolio
A) Matching test B) Oral defense C) Class participation assessment
A) Group project B) Case study C) Individual project
A) Research paper B) Essay C) Reflective journal
A) Socratic questioning B) Reflective journal C) Oral defense
A) Formative quiz B) Peer assessment C) Dynamic or adaptive assessment
A) Checklist B) Peer evaluation C) Rating scale
A) Final exam B) Summative test C) Pretest or diagnostic test
A) Performance task B) Essay test C) Oral exam
A) Modular learning B) Face to face C) Homeschooling
A) Essay test B) True or false test C) Multiple choice test
A) Oral defense B) Short answer test C) Essay test
A) Real time collaboration B) Isolation C) Passive learning
A) Oral presentation B) Peer teaching C) Role play or simulation
A) Rubric based assessment B) Journal writing C) Checklist
A) Immediate feedback B) Virtual tasks C) No interaction
A) Capstone project or thesis B) Poster presentation C) Reflective journal
A) Subject B) Time and location C) School size
A) Open book exam B) Portfolio C) Close book exam
A) Journal B) Checklist C) Portfolio
A) Rating scale B) Checklist C) Essay test
A) More crowding B) Social distancing C) Isolation only
A) Quiz diagnostic test B) Final exam
A) Rubric B) Essay test C) Observation checklist
A) Oral recitation B) Debate C) Case study analysis
A) Final exam B) Peer assessment C) Self assessment
A) Observation and imitation B) Punishment C) Habituation
A) Maze was blocked B) Food was always in the same loc C) They were punished
A) Psychoanalysis and humanism B) Behaviorism and cognitivism C) Constructivism and existensialism
A) Student mentoring B) Political or religious promotion C) Lesson planning
A) Behaviorism and cognitive theories B) None of these C) Classical and operant conditioning
A) Reinforcement B) Meaningful stimulus C) Reflex
A) Operant learning theory B) Social learning theory C) Classical conditioning
A) Private school only B) All educational institution C) Public schools only
A) Religious dogmans B) Cultural and moral heritage C) Political opinions
A) Financial values B) Knowledge only C) Cultural and educational heritage
A) Charitable drives B) School events C) Partisan interest
A) Cognitive B) Emotional C) Biological
A) Philippine constitution B) Educational act C) Depend orders
A) Classical conditioning B) Operant conditioning C) Sign learning theory
A) Partially B) Indifference C) Commitment and devotion to duty
A) Chaotic and random B) Organized and meaningful C) A set of reflexes
A) Stimulus loop B) Cognitive map C) Reward habit
A) By forming mental maps B) Through punishment C) By imitation only
A) Religious promotion B) National pride and mortality C) Personal interest
A) Socially active B) Politically neutral C) Morally fit
A) Instincts B) Beliefs C) Habits
A) By reflexes B) Location rather than turns C) Specific turns
A) Automatic B) Accidental C) Purposeful and goal directed
A) Rats B) Dogs C) Cats
A) Promote private interest B) Oppose the government C) Uphold the constitution
A) Navigate and reach goal B) Repeat errors C) Avoid thinking
A) Behaviorism B) Humanism C) Neo behaviorism
A) A stimulus associated with a goal B) A symbol for motivation C) A random response
A) Bobo doll B) Tolmans maze C) Skinner's box
A) Reinforcement schedule B) Observational learning C) Trial and error |