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PPR Study 2024 Questions with Correct Answers A science teacher uses labs to reinforce concepts taught in class. Students must read the lab as they participate, then turn in a written conclusion that has at least one illustration and one graph. Then, they will receive points for a class discussion...

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A science teacher uses labs to reinforce concepts taught in class. Students must read
the lab as they participate, then turn in a written conclusion that has at least one
illustration and one graph. Then, they will receive points for a class discussion about
data at the end. What type of learner is the teacher targeting? - Answer-kinesthetic,
auditory, and visual

A teacher is teaching an early elementary class that all animals grow and develop
overtime. Which of the following supports would best enhance a visual learner's ability
to explain the changes during the process of a caterpillar becoming a butterfly? -
Answer-a pictorial diagram of using labeled arrows to indicate the changes

A teacher is planning an introductory lesson for a new unit on potential and kinetic
energy. The teacher wants to increase interest and motivate student learning. The
teacher should include which of the following in the first lesson? - Answer-a real world
example that many students have encountered

Mr. Gwynn finds that only one or two students answer when he asks the class questions
about the effects of land on climate. Which of the following is the best technique for
getting more students to respond? - Answer-Have the students pair up, ask the
question, let students discuss the answer with their partner, then ask the question again
of the entire class.

According to research, why is increased wait time after a teacher asks a question an
effective instructional tool? - Answer-It improves student responses and questions

Which activity would best help a kinesthetic learner understand the model of an atom? -
Answer-In a large open space, have students hold signs with "+", "-", or "0" on them.
Group students so all "+" and "0" signs are clustered together in one place. Have all
students with "-" signs run randomly around the central group.

One method teachers can implement to increase self-motivation is: - Answer-allowing
choice for assignments

When instructing students to look through primary and secondary sources, the most
important reason for offering as wide a variety of research media as possible is to: -
Answer-allow each student to use the medium that best suits their learning style.

After several lessons in Newton's laws, Mr. Obangi presented his class with the first of
several difficult questions based on misconceptions about Newton's laws. The students

, used clickers to register their answers, but only about 15% of the students selected the
correct answer. Which of the following is the best follow up for Mr. Obangi? - Answer-
Without telling the correct answer, Mr. Obangi should have students discuss their
reasoning with one or two neighbors, after which students click in new answers to the
question.

Which of the following is the primary reason for increasing the amount of time between
asking a question and calling on a student to respond? - Answer-improving responses
and increasing the number of students participating

A teacher is planning a long-term project for the next unit of study. She would like for
students to take ownership of their learning. Which of the following will best help
achieve this goal? - Answer-Allow students to choose their own topic or project.

Which of the following social studies activities would require higher-order thinking skills?
- Answer-analyzing the checks and balances system in the three branches of
government

Henri is an ELL student from France. Henri's teacher has observed that he likes to read
out loud to himself and he often repeats what she says in his own voice. He isn't afraid
to speak up in class and always performs well on listening tasks.
According to these details, Henri's teacher can infer that he is a(n): - Answer-auditory
learner

Mr. Franco has noticed that Sandra, an ELL student in his class, is always doing
something with her pen, whether doodling, making a list or taking notes.
From this information, Mr. Franco might infer that: - Answer-Sandra is a visual learner

Mrs. Fischer would like to be sure her students know the implications of biotechnology
and how it will affect society. Which of the following activities would be most appropriate
for exposing students to a variety of perspectives? - Answer-Ask students who owns a
cloned sheep: the owners of the sheep who provided the DNA, the scientists who
created it, or the owner of the new incubating sheep? Lead students on a structured
debate about this topic.

A student asks his teacher to help him become better organized. After discussing the
situation with the student and offering strategies to improve the student's organization,
the teacher offers to meet with him once a week for a few weeks. This is most likely to
benefit the student in which way? - Answer-By helping him understand and better
monitor his progress in implementing the new organizational skills

Which of the following situations is an example of extrinsic motivation? - Answer-A
student is motivated to complete her homework because her parents said that she can
have ice cream once she's finished

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