Liberty EDUC305 2020 February QUIZ 3 Latest

EDUC305 Educational Philosophy for Teachers

Quiz 3

Question 1 In an effort to reform society, educators during the Age of Enlightenment tried to create a new pattern of schooling based on

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Question 2You teach French. Instead of drilling students in French grammar and vocabulary, you like to emphasize conversations in French, discussions of French authors and literature, and games and contests that make learning interesting. With which of the following historical figures do you have the most in common?

Question 3 The major legacy of the Renaissance to the future development of Western education was

Question 4 Jean Piaget’s principles of learning are based primarily on

Question 5 The teaching of Latin utilizing the student’s vernacular language was emphasized by

Question 6 Education in preliterate societies focused on

Question 7 Children learn the group’s language and skills and assimilate moral and religious values through ________.

Question 8Rebelling against gender restrictions, __________ developed a philosophy of socialized education.

Question 9Piaget’s highest level of cognitive development is the __________ period, where individuals deal with logical propositions and construct abstract hypotheses.

Question 10According to Dewey, schools translate cultural heritage, and people use this heritage to

Question 11Rousseau originally believed that people were “noble savages,” ________________________.

Question 12In what way were the concerns of medieval education most closely related to those of Greek and Roman education?

Question 13Match the following theorists with their theory of learning.

Question             Selected Match

B.F. Skinner

John Dewey

2. Progressivism

1. Reconstructionism

E.D. Hirsch

3. Essentialism

Paulo Freire

4. Critical Theory/Pedagogy

Question 14The following  techniques are used by those following Behaviorism as a learning theory.  Which one is NOT a technique of Behaviorism?

Question 15According to the class presentation, which of the following learning theories are theories of transmission?

Question 16According to the class presentation, which of the following learning theories are theories of transformation?

Question 17 To the Behaviorist, free will is the internal power to change your behavior.

Question 18Seventeenth century educator Johann Comenius believed the following about education except:

Question 19Behaviorism believes the nature of the learner is

Question 20The following are a list of learning theories and teaching methods.  If you believe a particular learning theory, you will likely practice a particular teaching method.  Which theory-practice pair is least compatible?