Correct Answer:
B. Use a calm, minimally disruptive intervention
Minimal intervention corrects behavior without disrupting learning.
Related MCQs
The "broken record" technique in assertive discipline involves:
A.
Playing a recording of the rules.
B.
Repeating a direct instruction calmly and consistently until it is followed.
C.
Yelling at a student until they comply.
D.
Ignoring a student's repeated questions.
Correct answer is:
B. Repeating a direct instruction calmly and consistently until it is followed.
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Which situation most clearly distinguishes assessment from measurement?
A.
Recording a student's score as 42 out of 50
B.
Converting correct responses into percentages
C.
Interpreting performance data to determine the quantity and quality of learning
D.
Assigning numerical values to observed performances
Correct answer is:
C. Interpreting performance data to determine the quantity and quality of learning
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A teacher conducts a short quiz during the instructional process, analyzes students' misconceptions, and immediately modifies subsequent lessons to address the identified learning gaps. This assessment is best classified as:
A.
Summative assessment
B.
Formative assessment
C.
Norm-referenced assessment
D.
Placement assessment
Correct answer is:
B. Formative assessment
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A short quiz during a lesson used to identify misconceptions is an example of:
A.
Formative assessment
B.
Summative assessment
C.
Placement testing
D.
Certification
Correct answer is:
A. Formative assessment
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Which philosophy supports learning by doing?
A.
Idealism
B.
Realism
C.
Pragmatism
D.
Essentialism
Correct answer is:
C. Pragmatism
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The teaching principle "from known to unknown" means that instruction should:
A.
Begin with difficult concepts
B.
Connect new knowledge with existing knowledge
C.
Avoid students' previous experiences
D.
Focus only on factual information
Correct answer is:
B. Connect new knowledge with existing knowledge
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