Teacher identity is shaped by all except:

• A) Academic knowledge
• B) Beliefs, values of teaching
• C) Professional influence
• D) Self-concept

In UK, how many versions of standards have been calculated in policy debates and documents?

• A) Three
• B) Two
• C) Five
• D) Four

Which of the professionalim age is attributed to technical expertise of teacher but with lack of basic resources?

• A) Post-Professionalism
• B) Pre-professional
• C) Collegial Professionalism
• D) Autonomous professionalism

The old professionalism is NOT concerned with:

• A) Fast change
• B) Conservative practices
• C) Self-interest
• D) External regulation

All are the component of professional standards except:

• A) Dispositions
• B) Knowledge
• C) Performances
• D) Competencies

Broaden professional skills, be more effective in our work and be a better practitioner are the attributes of which of the following?

• A) Professional attitude
• B) Professional behaviour
• C) Professional development
• D) Professional growth

How many component a Professional standard has?

• A) 4
• B) 3
• C)
• D)

Which of the following t is Not the barrier to teacher professionalism?

• A) Conflict
• B) Systematic challenges
• C) Autonomy
• D) Difficult working conditions

The sociological roots of concept of practice is originated from which of the following philosophy?

• A) Latin
• B) Greek
• C) Western
• D) Eastern

All of the following may be included as a module for the development of a program for teacher education except:

• A) Communication
• B) Coaching
• C) Pedagogy
• D) Broadening Network

Professional development simply means:

• A) Knowledge
• B) Higher degrees in field
• C) Supporting people in workplace
• D) High IQ level

Which of the following term is widely and uncritically used in educational documents?

• A) Professional teaching standards
• B) Professional growth
• C) Professional behaviour
• D) Professional development

What is one way for teachers’ educators to think deeply about their teaching style and content knowledge?

• A) Reflective practice
• B) Professional development
• C) Collaborative work
• D) Research work

Extensive and intensive supervised practical work is needed to link with which of the following?

• A) Old and new teaching methods
• B) Theory and practice
• C) School and community
• D) Teachers and administrators

Which of the following has potential to transform learning environments and empower learners to become active in shaping their own education?

• A) Political stability
• B) Globalization
• C) Teachers’ professional development
• D) Digital media and new technologies

What lies at the core of teaching profession?

• A) Instructional practice
• B) Teacher identity
• C) Curriculum reforms
• D) Knowledge and skills

What is the key challenge for the teaching profession and professional practices?

• A) Skills orientated professional practices
• B) Strengthen the technical core
• C) Develop teachers’ identities
• D) Design effective professional development

Decisions have traditionally been made by the professionals of a state for which of the following version of professionalism?

• A) Democratic
• B) Political
• C) Administrative
• D) Managerial

Which of the following is not included in Curricular skills?

• A) Communication in general
• B) Numeracy
• C) Controlling classes
• D) Literacy

Which discourse deals with the public moral practice, values, beliefs and attitudes of an institution?

• A) Expressive or regulative discourse
• B) The instrumental discourse
• C)
• D)