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ECE232

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Teaching pupils appropriate
greeting is to encourage
____ growth.

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reminds the teacher of
lesson he has taught and
ones he has not.

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Continuous assessment
that lead teachers to
councel pupils on their
career awarenes is
_oriented

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test that is concerned with
what a person has learn to
do is
_test

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This is not a teaching aid.

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Hen, duck and eagle are
examples of ____.

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Food given to students in
northern part of nigeria is a
form of
stock.

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Early childhood is that
giving to children with an
initial age of ____

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A teacher observing a
group of dancers is ____
observation.

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book shows the name, age,
sex height etc.

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gives a picture of the chid's
performance over a long
period.

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The setting in which the
environment is made to
appear natural but
controlled is called
__

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Test that involves verbal
communication between
examiners and exerminee
is
_test.

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Evaluation of expected
behaviour depends on ____
observation

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This observation require
taking notes on the number
of occurance of a particular
behaviour.

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Sccoring is defind in two
ways, namely global
scoring and
scoring.

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This ____ behaviour is
difficult to assess with pen
and paper.

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Continuous assessment is
when considers all the
behaviour of students.

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Any test must be valid and
_.

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The number of times a
student attends school in a
period of time can be
accertained through the
_.

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Demostrating how to hold
the writing tools is learning
skill.

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Psychomotor behaviour are
best evaluated through
____.

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regulates learning activities
in schools.

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Test which involves the
measure of motor or
manual responses of
examinees is
test.

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Method of judging and
forming opinion about
something is
_.

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method involves careful
watching of pupils'
behaviour

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Identifying letters A--Z is to
inculcate
skills.

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Government has indirect
control over
education .

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In an envvironment where
the observer limit behaviour
of a personbeing observed
is
_

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Before a teacher goes to a
class, he has to prepare his
in his notebook.

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Creating an environment for
obervation implies ___

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The school football is an
example of
stock.

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This information is less
reliable to counsellors.

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A teacher observing a
group of dancers is
observation

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Method of scoring an essay
paragraph by paragraph is
_.

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Teaching pupils appropriate
greeting is to encourage
growth.

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Art work can help to
develop
control.

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Early childhood is that
giving to children with
maximum age of ____.

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Main events in the school
are recorded in the
book.

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Government has indirect
control over ____ education

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This involves careful
watching of pupils'
behaviour.

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Continuous assessment
that conveys the
performance of past and
present is
_.

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Paints, crayons, pencils,
songs etc. are forms of
_.

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Observation can be of the
following settings except
____.

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This can be uesd to
illustrate road safety rules

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Test with table of norm is
_test.

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System where observation
is made for few second to
one minute is
_

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The scintific study of the
mind is
_.

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This record gives a brief
account of event at specific
time.

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Early childhood is that
giving to children with an
initial age of
_.

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Tests, whether oral or
are series of exercises
mearnt to measure
knowledge.

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There are
categories of marking
scheme.

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Neglecting children at their
early stages in life leads to
effects.

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Hen, duck and eagle are
examples of
_.

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observation require taking
notes on the number of
occurance of a particular
behaviour.

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Checklist is not use for
measuring pupil's ____

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The school football is an
example of ____ stock.

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Experience of mr. Dele who
visited a private school in
lagos is recorded in the
book.

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Non-cognive behaviours
can only be evaluated
through
method.

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The objective of showing
pictures to nursery pupils is
to motivate
learning

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That
is used intergeangebly with
nursery education or preschoo

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The objective of showing
pictures to nursery pupils is
to motivate ____ learning.

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Method of writing down and
storing information for
official purposes is
_

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Food given to students in
northern part of nigeria is a
form of ____ stock.

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Early childhood is that
giving to children with
maximum age of
_.

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This system of observation
requires lesser time to
accomplish.

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Early Child Education is
also referred as
Education

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Demostrating how to hold
the writing tools is learning
____ skill.

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____ regulates learning
activities in schools

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An observer must be
interested in all except
____.

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Creating an environment for
obervation implies
_

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The potential period of
intellection development in
children is
to
years.

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____ book shows the
name, age, sex height etc.

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A
made test is constructed
locally.

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The scale used in
quantifying the decree of
expressing certain
attributes is
_.

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This is not a natural setting
for observation.

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This stock that back up the
establishment of a school is
_.

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This is not a reading skill.

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type of behaviour is difficult
to assess with pen and
paper.

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This gives a picture of the
chid's performance over a
long period

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This reminds the teacher of
lesson he has taught and
ones he has not

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