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Role of the Teacher & Professional Competence — MCQs, Explanations & Mock Tests

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Which of the following is "not" accepted as a teacher's role in encouraging creative expression among students?

Yelling at students' ideas discourages creativity; this is not the role of a teacher.

22 views asked 3 months ago

What type of problems do teachers face in in-service training programs?

The quality of training programs is often the biggest challenge for teachers.

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What do you understand by in-service training of teachers?

The main objective of in-service training is to improve the teaching quality of current teachers.

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In the context of Action Research, which of the following represents the logical and sequential stages of the research cycle outlined by Stephen M. Corey and other educators?

Action research is a cyclical research conducted by teachers for the practical resolution of classroom and school-related immediate problems. Its stages primarily involve...

21 views asked 2 months ago

In-service training for teachers also has many problems. Select the most appropriate option from the following statements that best describes it.

The primary and most important objective of in-service training is the professional development of teachers.

21 views asked 3 months ago

Which of the following is the 4th stage of activity-based learning?

The 4th stage of activity-based learning is reflective.

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How can a teacher be an effective leader?

Meaningful relationships and communication are the hallmarks of an effective teacher leader.

18 views asked 3 months ago