LESSON 10 The COMPUTER As A TUTOR

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What is PC stands for?
- A. Philippine Constabulary
- B. Personal Chairman
- C. Personal Computer
- D. Personal Chaperone

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Lesson 10 The Computer As A Tutor - Quiz

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What is CAI means?
- A. Computer-Assistant Instructor
- B. Computerized Assisted Instruction
- C. Computer- Assisted Instruction
- D. Computer as Instructor
Correct Answer

A. C. Computer- Assisted Instruction

Explanation

CAI stands for Computer-Assisted Instruction. This refers to the use of computers and technology to aid in the process of teaching and learning. It involves the use of software programs and interactive activities to enhance instruction and provide personalized learning experiences for students. CAI can include various forms of multimedia, such as videos, simulations, and interactive quizzes, to engage learners and facilitate their understanding of the subject matter. It allows for self-paced learning, immediate feedback, and the ability to track and monitor student progress.

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With the availability of computer and CAI software, the teacher must have the following roles, except?
- A. Decide the appropriate learning objectives
- B. Plan the sequential and structured active to achieve objectives
- C. Evaluate the students’ achievement by ways of tests the on specific expected outcomes
- D. Apply the knowledge and rules during the process of computer learning
Correct Answer

A. D. Apply the knowledge and rules during the process of computer learning

Explanation

The teacher must have the following roles: deciding the appropriate learning objectives, planning sequential and structured activities to achieve objectives, and evaluating students' achievement through tests on specific expected outcomes. However, the role of applying knowledge and rules during the process of computer learning is not mentioned as one of the teacher's responsibilities.

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In CAI, the following are the roles of students as learners except?
- A. Receive information
- B. Act as a sort of tutor
- C. Understand instructions for the computer activity
- D. Retain/keep in mind the information and rules for the computer activity
Correct Answer

A. B. Act as a sort of tutor

Explanation

In CAI, students are not expected to act as tutors. The role of students as learners in CAI is to receive information, understand instructions for the computer activity, and retain the information and rules for the computer activity. Acting as a tutor would imply that students are responsible for teaching or guiding others, which is not a role assigned to them in CAI.

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During the computer activity proper in CAI the following are the roles of computer, except?
- A. Provides a learning environment
- B. Provides feedback
- C. Acts as a sort of tutor
- D. Receive information
Correct Answer

A. D. Receive information

Explanation

The computer in CAI (Computer Assisted Instruction) plays several roles, including providing a learning environment, giving feedback, and acting as a tutor. However, it does not solely receive information. Instead, it processes and presents information to the learner, facilitating the learning process.

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What is an example of simulation software which allows students to artificially manage a city given an imaginary city environment?
- A. IslandCity
- B. SIMCity
- C. CarmenCity
- D. SinCity
Correct Answer

A. B. SIMCity

Explanation

SIMCity is a simulation software that allows students to manage a city in an imaginary city environment. It provides a virtual platform where users can make decisions and observe the consequences of their actions in terms of city management. The software offers various features such as urban planning, resource allocation, and infrastructure development, allowing students to understand the complexities of managing a city and the impact of their decisions on different aspects of urban life.

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It is a huge database with text, images, animation, audio and video, wherein students can access any desired information by the use of this source?
- A. Almanac
- B. Britannica Book
- C. Multimedia Encyclopedia
- D. Youtube
Correct Answer

A. C. Multimedia Encyclopedia

Explanation

A multimedia encyclopedia is a suitable explanation for the given correct answer. It is a database that contains various forms of media such as text, images, animation, audio, and video. Students can access any information they need from this source, making it a comprehensive and diverse resource for learning.

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What are e-books?
- A. Encapsulated Books
- B. Environmental Books
- C. Electronic Books
- D. Encyclopedia Books
Correct Answer

A. C. Electronic Books

Explanation

E-books are electronic books that can be read on electronic devices such as e-readers, tablets, or smartphones. They are digital versions of traditional printed books that can be downloaded, stored, and accessed digitally. E-books offer the convenience of carrying multiple books in one device, adjustable font sizes, and the ability to search for specific words or phrases. They have gained popularity in recent years due to their accessibility, portability, and environmental benefits.

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In instructional games, what are the low-level objectives?
- A. Symbolic logic and thinking
- B. Recognition and reflection
- C. Drill and practice
- D. Basic spelling and math skills
Correct Answer

A. D. Basic spelling and math skills

Explanation

The low-level objectives in instructional games refer to the fundamental skills that are targeted for improvement. These objectives focus on developing basic spelling and math skills. This implies that the games aim to enhance the player's abilities in spelling words correctly and performing basic mathematical calculations. The other options, such as symbolic logic and thinking, recognition and reflection, and drill and practice, do not specifically address the fundamental spelling and math skills that are targeted in instructional games.

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In multimedia encyclopedia and electronic books, the following are examples of types of multimedia information except?
- A. Spoken words
- B. Pictures
- C. Written words
- D. Animation
Correct Answer

A. C. Written words

Explanation

In multimedia encyclopedia and electronic books, various types of multimedia information can be included such as spoken words, pictures, and animation. However, written words are not considered a type of multimedia information as they are the primary form of information in traditional books and encyclopedias. Multimedia content typically involves multiple forms of media combined together to enhance the learning or reading experience.

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Lesson 10 The Computer As A Tutor

What is PC stands for?

Quiz Preview

What is CAI means?

With the availability of computer and CAI software, the teacher must have the following roles, except?

In CAI, the following are the roles of students as learners except?

During the computer activity proper in CAI the following are the roles of computer, except?

What is an example of simulation software which allows students to artificially manage a city given an imaginary city environment?

It is a huge database with text, images, animation, audio and video, wherein students can access any desired information by the use of this source?

What are e-books?

In instructional games, what are the low-level objectives?

In multimedia encyclopedia and electronic books, the following are examples of types of multimedia information except?