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