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COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR FINAL EXAM PREP 2025/2026 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS <BRAND NEW VERSION>

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COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR FINAL EXAM PREP 2025/2026 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS &lt;BRAND NEW VERSION&gt; 1. Anecdotes - ANSWER Periodical incorporated stories or testimonials into classroom presentations. 2. Energizers - ANSWER Brief activities that take one to two minutes when there's a "sag" during a class of heavy content material. 3. Experiments - ANSWER An operation or procedure carried out under controlled conditions in order to discover an unknown effect or result to illustrate a known effect or law. 4. Humor - ANSWER Incorporated into presentations to make a point and must be relevant and fit naturally and logically into the presentation. 5. Group Synergy, Games and Competitions - ANSWER Its primary purpose is to allow the learners to work through the material in such a manner that they learn it, retain it, and will be able to apply it in the laboratory or workplace. To maximize participation of all members they should be limited to 7 members. 6. Time - ANSWER A continuum that is measured in terms of events that success one another from past through present to the future. 7. Time Utilization Log - ANSWER A document used to help you track how you spend your time, which is the first step in changing your ways and using your time more efficiently. 8. Procrastination - ANSWER To put off something until future time; to postpone or delay needlessly. 9. Authority - ANSWER An individual cited or appealed to as an expert; the power to influence or command thought, opinion or behavior. 10. Self-esteem - ANSWER Pride in oneself; the deep-down feeling you have in your own soul about your own value or self-worth. 11. Ethics - ANSWER The moral principles by which we live and work. 12. Teamwork - ANSWER A cooperative effort by a group of individuals working together to achieve a common goal. 13. Initiative - ANSWER The power, the ability or instinct to begin and/or follow through with a plan or task. 14. Compassion - ANSWER The deep feeling of sharing or feeling the pain or suffering of another, sympathy. 15. Unconscious Incompetence - ANSWER Abraham Maslow's theory that states that "we don't know that we don't know". 16. Facilitate - ANSWER Make easier, aid, assist. 17. Confidential Student Profile - ANSWER A document containing personal student information and other relevant information, including copies of successful projects, thoughts on what motivates the student, goals and interests of the student, and any learning obstacle that affects the student. 18. U-Shaped Arrangement - ANSWER An arrangement for small classes up to 15; effective for lecture, demonstrations and discussion; facilitator has high control. 19. Circle Arrangement - ANSWER An arrangement for small classes up to 15; effective for lectures, discussion, role-playing, and completing case studies; facilitator has high control. 20. Boardroom Arrangement - ANSWER An arrangement effective for small classes up to 10; effective for informal discussion; facilitator has high degree of control. 21. Classroom-Style Arrangement - ANSWER An arrangement commonly used in traditional education; can be used for lecture, demonstration, discussion, or panel discussions; facilitator has high control; provides poor opportunity for participation and interaction. 22. Chevron-Style Arrangement - ANSWER An arrangement also known as the V-shape; can be used for lecture, demonstration, discussion, role playing, and case studies; suitable for small and large groups; facilitator has medium control. 23. Theater-Style Arrangement - ANSWER An arrangement suitable for lecture, slide use, and video projection; can be used for small or very large groups; facilitator has high control; provides for poor opportunity for participation and interaction. 24. Amphitheater Arrangement - ANSWER An arrangement that is highly effective for lecture, demonstration, slide or video projection, and role playing; facilitator has high degree of control; provides poor opportunity for participation and interaction. 25. Half-Round or Crescent Arrangement - ANSWER An arrangement also called cabaret; most popular for learner-centered education; used for lecture, demonstration, discussion, slide or video projection, role-playing, group projects and activities; facilitator has lower degree of control, but this arrangement provides for high degree of contact, participation and interaction. 26. Study Group - ANSWER A group of like-minded students who get together to share notes, questioning, discussions and so forth to prepare for each class or scheduled test. 27. Deductive Reasoning - ANSWER This process allows learners to reach a probable conclusion by employing logical reasoning. 28. Verbal/Linguistic Intelligence - ANSWER The ability to communicate through language, which includes listening, reading, writing, and speaking. 29. Visual/Spatial Intelligence - ANSWER The ability to understand spatial relationships and comprehend and create images. 30. students, coworkers, and management. - ANSWER When the educator is in the assessment process, feedback will be desired from: 31. improve job performance. - ANSWER The purpose of evaluation is to: 32. thoroughness and accuracy. - ANSWER An example of a general standard of evaluation to be reviewed would be: 33. meeting commitments as assigned and outlined in the job description and duties. - ANSWER Job performance in regard to production would include: 34. paying close attention to instructions and essential details. - ANSWER Performance based on thoroughness and accuracy would refer to: 35. evaluating all possible outcomes before taking action. - ANSWER Performance review in problem solving would include: 36. Handles monies responsibly and recovers/restores monies lost due to carelessness or mismanagement. - ANSWER An employee who is cost conscious: 37. 'Exercises initiative in starting and following through on assigned work" would qualify as a general standard for: - ANSWER Independent action. 38. When the educator organizes and plans work in advance, organizes priorities, and follows through, the area of performance is: - ANSWER work method. 39. A list of general tasks or functions and responsibilities to be performed by the educator as needed by the organization is known as: - ANSWER job description. 40. follow the school's published curriculum and handouts provided unless deviations are approved. - ANSWER A teaching responsibility would be: 41. Formal performance evaluations are typically covered by: - ANSWER supervisory personnel. 42. supervisors. - ANSWER The responsibility for training educators in the proper procedures and expected behaviors belongs to: 43. provide useful information in teaching strategies and performance. - ANSWER With regard to performance, other educators are your best resources; they can: 44. learner outcomes may directly relate to the performance of the educator. - ANSWER Learners are a valuable resource when gathering assessment information because: 45. Providing additional resources for the educator to use for support services and educational programs is the: - ANSWER employer of graduates. 46. You will continually improve your skills and abilities as a master educator through: - ANSWER regular self assessment. 47. The feedback from the various evaluation tools will be used to create a: - ANSWER professional development plan. 48. Once the objectives and goals have been identified, the educator then can outline the: - ANSWER strategies. 49. periodically evaluate the plan. - ANSWER To determine if the plan is working and if the goals and objectives are being met the master educator will: 50. a problem area or area of concern. - ANSWER The professional development plan should include areas that need improvement, this part of the plan would be stated as: 51. The area in the professional development plan that lists specific objectives that are measurable and tie in with the educator's performance is: - ANSWER short term objectives. 52. Behavioral or performance change expected of the learners upon use and implementation of the professional development plan is the area designated as: - ANSWER expected learner outcomes. 53. stay informed of the changes in technology,products, and tools. - ANSWER Master educators will want to continue with their education to: 54. "and will perform duties deemed necessary by the management." - ANSWER A job description for a master educator will list duties that may change and will include the phrase: 55. strengths exhibited by the educator. weaknesses needing improvement. a plan of action. - ANSWER During the formal performance evaluation the supervisor will identify: 56. "must attend staff meetings as scheduled and participate in discussion of all agenda items." - ANSWER An example of a nonteaching duty is: 57. Retention Plan - ANSWER Begins when a student walks in the door for the first time and continues until he or she graduates; it involves all institution personnel, regardless of position, and includes key elements such as establishing a vision and mission, sound ethical administrative policies, defining the school's culture, sound admissions procedures, a detailed new student orientation program, instilling student ownership of the institution, developing and following a creative curriculum, employing energized educators, developing outstanding customer service, investing in the institution's educators, employing a praise policy. 58. Mission Statement - ANSWER Describes the identity of the institution; it says what the school is, what it does, what it hopes to accomplish or what it is trying to change, who it services, and where it provides its services. 59. Vision Statement - ANSWER Outlines where the institution wants to be and concentrates on the future; it should be a source of inspiration and will provide clear decision-making criteria. 60. Culture - ANSWER Defines how students are trained, developed, and nurtured into professionals; the traits or distinguishing characteristics or qualities that make up the institutions; the institutions personality. 61. New Student Orientation Program - ANSWER A briefing designed to acquaint students with the institutions educational programs and objectives, administrative polices and procedures and student support services. 62. Transfer Technique - ANSWER A process that involves learners in decision making, establishing rules and designing projects and contests, which ultimately results in the students taking ownership of the project or policy. 63. P-R-A-I-S-E - ANSWER Praise that Recognizes Accomplishment Is Spontaneous and Effective 64. AACS - ANSWER The American Association of Cosmetology Schools 65. Lesson Plan - ANSWER An important step in the curriculum development process is the creation of daily planning. They serve as a road map for each class session and will ensure that the students receive the detailed information needed for each unit of study

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COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR
FINAL EXAM PREP 2025/2026
ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<BRAND NEW VERSION>




1. Anecdotes - ANSWER ✓ Periodical incorporated stories or testimonials into
classroom presentations.

2. Energizers - ANSWER ✓ Brief activities that take one to two minutes when
there's a "sag" during a class of heavy content material.

3. Experiments - ANSWER ✓ An operation or procedure carried out under
controlled conditions in order to discover an unknown effect or result to
illustrate a known effect or law.

4. Humor - ANSWER ✓ Incorporated into presentations to make a point and
must be relevant and fit naturally and logically into the presentation.

5. Group Synergy, Games and Competitions - ANSWER ✓ Its primary
purpose is to allow the learners to work through the material in such a
manner that they learn it, retain it, and will be able to apply it in the
laboratory or workplace. To maximize participation of all members they
should be limited to 7 members.

,6. Time - ANSWER ✓ A continuum that is measured in terms of events that
success one another from past through present to the future.

7. Time Utilization Log - ANSWER ✓ A document used to help you track how
you spend your time, which is the first step in changing your ways and using
your time more efficiently.

8. Procrastination - ANSWER ✓ To put off something until future time; to
postpone or delay needlessly.

9. Authority - ANSWER ✓ An individual cited or appealed to as an expert; the
power to influence or command thought, opinion or behavior.

10.Self-esteem - ANSWER ✓ Pride in oneself; the deep-down feeling you have
in your own soul about your own value or self-worth.

11.Ethics - ANSWER ✓ The moral principles by which we live and work.

12.Teamwork - ANSWER ✓ A cooperative effort by a group of individuals
working together to achieve a common goal.

13.Initiative - ANSWER ✓ The power, the ability or instinct to begin and/or
follow through with a plan or task.

14.Compassion - ANSWER ✓ The deep feeling of sharing or feeling the pain
or suffering of another, sympathy.

15.Unconscious Incompetence - ANSWER ✓ Abraham Maslow's theory that
states that "we don't know that we don't know".

16.Facilitate - ANSWER ✓ Make easier, aid, assist.

17.Confidential Student Profile - ANSWER ✓ A document containing personal
student information and other relevant information, including copies of
successful projects, thoughts on what motivates the student, goals and
interests of the student, and any learning obstacle that affects the student.

,18.U-Shaped Arrangement - ANSWER ✓ An arrangement for small classes up
to 15; effective for lecture, demonstrations and discussion; facilitator has
high control.

19.Circle Arrangement - ANSWER ✓ An arrangement for small classes up to
15; effective for lectures, discussion, role-playing, and completing case
studies; facilitator has high control.

20.Boardroom Arrangement - ANSWER ✓ An arrangement effective for small
classes up to 10; effective for informal discussion; facilitator has high degree
of control.

21.Classroom-Style Arrangement - ANSWER ✓ An arrangement commonly
used in traditional education; can be used for lecture, demonstration,
discussion, or panel discussions; facilitator has high control; provides poor
opportunity for participation and interaction.

22.Chevron-Style Arrangement - ANSWER ✓ An arrangement also known as
the V-shape; can be used for lecture, demonstration, discussion, role-
playing, and case studies; suitable for small and large groups; facilitator has
medium control.

23.Theater-Style Arrangement - ANSWER ✓ An arrangement suitable for
lecture, slide use, and video projection; can be used for small or very large
groups; facilitator has high control; provides for poor opportunity for
participation and interaction.

24.Amphitheater Arrangement - ANSWER ✓ An arrangement that is highly
effective for lecture, demonstration, slide or video projection, and role-
playing; facilitator has high degree of control; provides poor opportunity for
participation and interaction.

25.Half-Round or Crescent Arrangement - ANSWER ✓ An arrangement also
called cabaret; most popular for learner-centered education; used for lecture,
demonstration, discussion, slide or video projection, role-playing, group
projects and activities; facilitator has lower degree of control, but this
arrangement provides for high degree of contact, participation and
interaction.

, 26.Study Group - ANSWER ✓ A group of like-minded students who get
together to share notes, questioning, discussions and so forth to prepare for
each class or scheduled test.

27.Deductive Reasoning - ANSWER ✓ This process allows learners to reach a
probable conclusion by employing logical reasoning.

28.Verbal/Linguistic Intelligence - ANSWER ✓ The ability to communicate
through language, which includes listening, reading, writing, and speaking.

29.Visual/Spatial Intelligence - ANSWER ✓ The ability to understand spatial
relationships and comprehend and create images.

30.students, coworkers, and management. - ANSWER ✓ When the educator is
in the assessment process, feedback will be desired from:

31.improve job performance. - ANSWER ✓ The purpose of evaluation is to:

32.thoroughness and accuracy. - ANSWER ✓ An example of a general standard
of evaluation to be reviewed would be:

33.meeting commitments as assigned and outlined in the job description and
duties. - ANSWER ✓ Job performance in regard to production would
include:

34.paying close attention to instructions and essential details. - ANSWER ✓
Performance based on thoroughness and accuracy would refer to:

35.evaluating all possible outcomes before taking action. - ANSWER ✓
Performance review in problem solving would include:

36.Handles monies responsibly and recovers/restores monies lost due to
carelessness or mismanagement. - ANSWER ✓ An employee who is cost
conscious:

37.'Exercises initiative in starting and following through on assigned work"
would qualify as a general standard for: - ANSWER ✓ Independent action.
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