Classroom Management MCQS, Pedagogy MCQs | By Umar HomeMCQsPedagogy MCQsA teacher’s non-verbal communication (e.g., eye contact, facial expressions, posture) is important because:A teacher’s non-verbal communication (e.g., eye contact, facial expressions, posture) is important because: A. It can often manage situations without disrupting the flow of the lesson. B. It is the only way to communicate with students. C. It is less effective than shouting. D. It is not a professional skill. Correct Answer: A. It can often manage situations without disrupting the flow of the lesson.Non-verbal cues can manage behavior subtly and maintain lesson momentum.
A. It can often manage situations without disrupting the flow of the lesson. B. It is the only way to communicate with students. C. It is less effective than shouting. D. It is not a professional skill. Correct Answer: A. It can often manage situations without disrupting the flow of the lesson.
What is the primary purpose of "circulating" during independent work time? A. To take a break B. To monitor progress and provide support C. To grade papers D. To use the phone
Which statement correctly distinguishes negative reinforcement from punishment? A. Negative reinforcement always decreases behaviour B. Negative reinforcement removes a stimulus to increase behaviour C. Punishment always involves physical force D. Negative reinforcement and punishment are identical
A test produces nearly identical scores when administered to the same learners under comparable conditions several weeks apart. Which form of reliability is most directly demonstrated? A. Inter-rater reliability B. Parallel-forms reliability C. Test-retest reliability D. Split-half reliability
What is 'Overlapping' in Kounin's classroom management theory? A. Teaching two subjects at once B. The ability to handle multiple events simultaneously C. Repeating instructions multiple times D. Having backup lesson plans
Effective interaction with the class based on belief that all learners are capable of learning is called: A. Accept all B. Withitness C. Rapport D. None of these