Module 3 — Applied Classroom Practice: Live-coding practical steps, database normalization techniques, and invigilating practical exam lab setups.

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10 questions · 70% pass mark

Check your understanding of the topic you just studied.

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1. What is the primary goal of tiering tasks in an IGCSE ICT lesson?

2. Which of these is an example of an effective metacognitive prompt?

3. How does live-coding support practical skill acquisition?

4. Why include peer-marking in a lesson plan?

5. What is the role of examiner reports in your lesson planning?

6. Which document must your lesson objectives be mapped to?

7. What characterizes a successful 'checkpoint' in a lesson?

8. In the context of the portfolio, why justify your teaching decisions?

9. How do you manage cognitive load in a practical lesson?

10. What is the purpose of the 'Differentiated Lesson Plan' in your portfolio?

10 applied scenarios

Realistic classroom scenarios — decide what an effective teacher would do.

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1. A student is struggling to apply CSS, consistently losing marks on formatting. How do you respond?

2. You notice half the class failed to normalize a database correctly. What is your immediate next step?

3. During a mock exam simulation, a student asks you how to fix a runtime error. What do you do?

4. You are designing a lesson on database reports. How do you differentiate?

5. How do you use the mark scheme during a practice session?

6. What is the best way to handle a student who finishes all tasks early?

7. How should you introduce a complex topic like Web Authoring syntax?

8. You want to assess progress during a lesson. What do you do?

9. Your lesson plan for the portfolio is criticized by a mentor. What is your reaction?

10. Why include a 'reflection' section in your lesson plan?