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What is the main focus of discovery learning?
What is the main focus of discovery learning?
- Encouraging rote memorization
- Providing direct instructions with no room for exploration
- Helping students acquire information through inquiry and problem-solving (correct)
- Discouraging critical thinking skills development
According to Jerome Bruner, what does practice in discovery learning teach students?
According to Jerome Bruner, what does practice in discovery learning teach students?
- To rely solely on teachers for information
- To memorize information without understanding
- To acquire information in a way that enhances problem-solving abilities (correct)
- To disregard personal experiences when learning
What is the underlying idea behind learning through inquiry?
What is the underlying idea behind learning through inquiry?
- Direct transmission of knowledge from teachers to students
- Passive absorption of information without interaction
- Students relying solely on textbooks for learning
- Students interacting with their environment through exploration and experimentation (correct)
In discovery learning, how do students develop their minds?
In discovery learning, how do students develop their minds?
What does learning through enquiry involve for the teacher?
What does learning through enquiry involve for the teacher?
What is the primary goal of teaching for inquiry?
What is the primary goal of teaching for inquiry?
Which type of questions should be preferred when encouraging inquiry and probing unsuspected possibilities?
Which type of questions should be preferred when encouraging inquiry and probing unsuspected possibilities?
Which statement best describes the recommended approach for lesson planning in inquiry-based learning?
Which statement best describes the recommended approach for lesson planning in inquiry-based learning?
How should a teacher respond to students' 'wrong answers' or 'false starts' in an inquiry-based learning environment?
How should a teacher respond to students' 'wrong answers' or 'false starts' in an inquiry-based learning environment?
Which type of classroom interaction is recommended in the text for fostering inquiry-based learning?
Which type of classroom interaction is recommended in the text for fostering inquiry-based learning?
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