GED Technology in Education 2

Question 1

Which instructional model involves students learning foundational content through technology at home and using class time for collaborative, hands-on application?

Accepted Answer

Flipped classroom

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Traditional direct instruction

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Drill-and-practice software

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Distance education

Question 2

SAMR (Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, Redefinition) is a framework for:

Accepted Answer

Assessing the level to which technology transforms teaching and learning

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Evaluating student digital citizenship behaviors

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Selecting hardware and software for school purchase

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Planning cybersecurity protocols for school networks

Question 3

Digital citizenship education primarily teaches students to:

Accepted Answer

Use technology responsibly, safely, ethically, and effectively

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Repair and maintain school computers

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Code software applications

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Identify and avoid all social media platforms

Question 4

Universal Design for Learning (UDL) applied to educational technology means:

Accepted Answer

Selecting technology tools that provide flexibility and multiple means of access for diverse learners

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All students must use the same software and devices

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Technology is only needed for students with disabilities

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Hardware must be physically accessible only to students in wheelchairs

Question 5

A teacher uses a student response system (clickers or an app like Kahoot or Poll Everywhere) to check understanding during a lesson. This is an example of technology supporting:

Accepted Answer

Formative assessment through real-time data collection

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Summative assessment for final grades

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Standardized testing administration

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Individualized learning pathways

Question 6

Which concern about technology integration in education is MOST supported by research on equitable access?

Accepted Answer

The digital divide — unequal access to devices, reliable internet, and technical support among student populations

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Technology makes all students too dependent on devices

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Technology eliminates the need for teachers

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Students are generally too young to use technology responsibly