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Which is NOT a way a teacher may improve the physical environment of the classroom?
Changing the classroom seating to create both small group and individual work areas
Changing classroom lighting
Adjusting the classroom temperature
Updating the classroom computer software
A learning environment includes all conditions, circumstances and influences impacting the development of the learner.
True
False
The best sequence to follow in planning instruction is:
Create, revise, evaluate, design
Evaluate, design, create, revise
Design, create, evaluate, revise
Create, design, evaluate, revise
The DID Model's most significant feature is:
Its primary suitability for use in educational technology courses such as this one
Its "plan---it-once and use-it-forever" philosophy
Its reliance upon continuous internal and external feedback loops
No answer is correct
Formative feedback is feedback that occurs before an instructional event takes place
True
False
Summative feedback is feedback that is received at the end of a lesson
True
False
Formative feedback is useful during a lesson because:
It helps the teacher to revise some elements of the lesson before they're delivered
It helps to evaluate the entire lesson after its been delivered.
It helps students "form" their opinions about whether or not they will be able to master the lesson's objectives
All answer choices are correct
Which is NOT important information to know about your learners as you plan your technology-enhanced lessons?
Their computer skills
Their cognitive developmental stages
Preferences for computer platform (Windows / Macintosh)
Their learning styles
Well-written performance objectives contain:
Simple subjects and verbs
Targeted student performance levels, assessment model, criteria for measuring success
Dates and times indicating when the lesson is expected to be delivered
No more than 10 words in them.
Performance objectives help the teacher stay centered on outcomes in their teaching.
True
False
Bloom's Taxonomy levels correspond directly to grade levels; i.e. it's best to use only Knowledge levels for grades 1-3, leaving the higher levels to middle and high school.
True
False
Which taxonomic level requires students to create an original product based upon knowledge acquired?
Evaluation
Application
Synthesis
Comprehension
Pedagogy is:
The administrative steps a teacher must follow in setting up a technology-enhance classroom
What teachers do when assisting students with learning
The study of how teachers' footware influences their ability to work on their feet all day
All choices are correct
A preorganizer helps learners know what knowledge they are responsible for acquiring, even before the lesson is delivered.
True
False
The most important reason for a teacher to evaluate and revise an instructional design is:
To make sure the lesson can be delivered in the shortest possible time, thereby leaving time for additional lessons that class session
To improve the effectiveness of the lesson
To finalize the lesson so that it doesn't have to changed again
To obtain favorable evaluations from their supervisor
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