Educational process process
Initial diagnosis
Content analysis
Pedogogical planning planning
Assesment & learning
100

What's educational process?

A purposeful activity with an educational objective.

100

When does the initial diagnosis stage take place?

Before the educational activity begins 

100

What is the second stage of the educational process from the methodological perspective?

The stage of pedagogical analysis of education content.

100

What is the third stage of the educational process?

Pedogogical planning 

100

During which stage does interaction and cooperation between the educator and learner occur?

The stage of student's learning regulation.

200

Who are the two main participants in the educational process?

The educator and the learner

200

What does the educator find out about the learner’s knowledge ?

The learner's level of knowledge skills and habits 

200

What does the educator analyze at this stage?

The content that should be delivered to the learner.

200

What does the educator set during the planning stage?

The educational objectives and content.

200

What is the educator’s role during the learning regulation stage?

To guide and regulate the learner's activities toward the planned goal.

300

What is the main aim of interaction between the educator and the learner?

To achieve positive changes in the learner's personality 

300

Name two internal conditions that the educator examines.

 

The learner's psychological conditions and physical health 

300

What information does the educator use when analyzing educational content?

Previously obtained knowledge about the learner and their conditions.

300

What does the educator choose to support the educational process?

Appropriate tools and means, including procedures,forms of education and aids.

300

What should learners know to help ensure an effective educational process?

To goals, purpose of activities and evaluation criteria.

400

What are the two types of educational processes according to how they are induced?

Intentional and unintentional processes

400

What are examples of external conditions of education?

Social environment and relationships .

400

What factors determine whether educational content is appropriate?

The learner's possibilities,limits, needs,and educational objectives.

400

When should evaluation criteria ideally be considered?

During the planning stage.

400

What is the main purpose of output diagnosis?

To determine whether and to what extent the educational goals and objectives have been achieved.

500

What are the two perspectives used to describe the stages of the educational process?

The methodological and ontogenetic perspectives 

500

Why is initial diagnosis important before planning education?

It helps the educator set appropriate objectives, content and educational means.

500

Why should an educator not use the same educational content for every learner without considering their needs?

Because educational content should match each learner's possibilities,limits and needs as well as the objectives.

500

On what basis does the educator plan the future educational process?

On the basic of previous findings about the learner's current condition.

500

How are the results of output diagnosis used?

They provide feedback to the educator and learner and help plan the next educational cycle.