PSYCHOPEDAGOGY
An institution offers many extracurricular activities, but they are poorly planned, irregular, exclude some students, and have no connection to classroom learning. According to the text, what fundamental problem does this illustrate?
need to strengthen the planning, continuity, inclusiveness, and connection of the paracurriculum with the formal curriculum
A father says: “You must do your homework because I said so. No questions!” Which parenting style does this represent?
authoritarian
A mother and father disagree about parenting, rarely communicate, undermine each other's decisions, and one parent becomes disconnected from the child's life. According to the text, what does this situation represent?
ineffective coparenting
This psychologist developed the theory of moral development based on stages of moral reasoning.
Lawrence Kohlberg
This psychologist developed the theory of psychosocial development.
Erik Erikson
Psychopedagogy works mainly with these two groups of learners.
children and teenagers
A mother allows her child to stay up as late as they want, eat whatever they want, and rarely establishes rules because she wants them to be happy. What style is this?
permissive/indulgent
Children’s development is necessarily negatively affected when both parents work. True or False?
false
At this level, children make moral decisions based mainly on avoiding punishment and obtaining rewards
Preconventional level
An adult focuses on raising children, contributing to society, and helping the next generation. Which psychosocial stage does this represent?
Generativity vs. Stagnation
Psychopedagogy helps students identify these two aspects of themselves.
strengths and weaknesses
A child receives little supervision, emotional support, or guidance from their parents. Which parenting style best describes this situation?
neglectful
Name THREE ways schools can strengthen partnerships with families.
providing assistance, communicating effectively, encouraging volunteering, involving families in learning at home, including families in decisions, and coordinating community collaboration
At this level, people make moral decisions based on social rules, approval, laws, and maintaining social order.
Conventional level
teenager explores different careers, values, beliefs, and social roles before developing a clearer sense of who they are. Which Erikson stage is this?
Identity vs. Role Confusion
Besides memorization, name TWO skills that psychopedagogy can improve.
concentration and organization
A parent sets clear rules but explains the reasons behind them, listens to the child, and encourages independence. What style is this?
authoritative
According to the research, children of working mothers tend to have more traditional gender stereotypes. True or False?
false, they have egalitarian views
A teenager says, “I should follow the rules because laws are necessary to keep society organized.” Which level does this represent?
Conventional level
An older adult looks back on their life and feels that their experiences were meaningful and worthwhile. Which stage does this illustrate?
Integrity vs. Despair
Psychopedagogy helps students improve their academic performance and this aspect of their personal lives.
well-being
A parent demands excellent grades, imposes strict study schedules, and punishes poor results without considering the child's difficulties or listening to their explanations. Which parenting style is illustrated?
authoritarian
After a divorce, a child has supportive relatives and friends, attends a good-quality school, and maintains a positive relationship between both parents. According to the research, what do these factors help the child do?
adjust to the stressful circumstances of divorce
At this highest level, moral reasoning is based on principles such as justice, rights, and ethical principles that may go beyond existing laws.
Postconventional level
A 5-year-old frequently initiates games, invents stories, and creates activities, but begins to feel guilty whenever adults discourage their attempts to take initiative. According to Erikson, which psychosocial crisis is the child experiencing?
Initiative vs. Guilt