EDF 1005 final exam (A+ Graded)

when teachers are asked what they liked most about their jobs, the most common response is that they enjoy the: correct answers opportunity to work with children teachers' expectations of students directly affect: correct answers student achievement if a teacher continually emphasizes that he or she cares whether students learn the content being provided, what domain of learning is the teacher encompassing? correct answers affective an approach to education in which students will work in small groups while helping one another complete assignments is known as: correct answers cooperative learning this "mind style" involves people who refuse to accept "can't" and "don't". they are gamblers who are friendly and who "work the room" they are natural leaders and frequently become politicians, what mind style is this? correct answers concrete random when students ground their hypotheses and ask higher level questions and ask higher level questions of one another, which style of teaching is being employed? correct answers inquiry students that learn best from hearing a lecture adhere to this style of learning: correct answers auditory y loves her students. she constantly provides them with praise and her students enjoy attending her classes. they all seem to learn more with ms. smiley. y probably adheres to a(n): correct answers open classroom climate "learning by doing" encompasses which style of learning? correct answers kinesthetic what domain of learning encompasses the metal or thinking applications of learning? correct answers cognitive course descriptions, curriculum guides, and lesson plans are examples of the: correct answers explicit or formal curriculum an approach to teaching that provides students with opportunities to ask questions into subjects so that they find their own knowledge for themselves is known as: correct answers discovery learning according to national surveys, the largest percentage of teachers work: correct answers 50 or more hours per week field experiences in which a teacher education student views specific aspects of classroom life, such as the students, the teacher, the interaction between the two, the structure of the lesson, or the setting is called: correct answers observations