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Who was Edgar Dale?
Who was Edgar Dale?
An American educationist who developed the Cone of Experience.
Edgar Dale was born on April 27, 1900, in ______, Minnesota.
Edgar Dale was born on April 27, 1900, in ______, Minnesota.
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What are the Eight M's of Teaching?
What are the Eight M's of Teaching?
- Milieu, Matter, Method, Material, Media, Motivation, Mastery, Measurement (correct)
- Matter, Medium, Mastery, Motivation, Measurement, Milieu, Media, Memory
- Milieu, Media, Method, Mastery, Measurement, Motion, Motivation, Matter
- Milieu, Matter, Media, Motivation, Mastery, Measurement, Motion, Method
What does 'Milieu' refer to in the context of The Eight M's of Teaching?
What does 'Milieu' refer to in the context of The Eight M's of Teaching?
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What is the Cone of Experience?
What is the Cone of Experience?
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The top of the Cone of Experience represents ______ experiences.
The top of the Cone of Experience represents ______ experiences.
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Which of the following is an example of Contrived Experiences?
Which of the following is an example of Contrived Experiences?
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Dramatized Experiences involve learners watching or participating in a dramatization of an event or concept.
Dramatized Experiences involve learners watching or participating in a dramatization of an event or concept.
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Edgar Dale
- American educationist
- Developed the Cone of Experience
- Contributed to the advancement of audio and visual instructional methods
- Developed a strategy to analyze the content of motion pictures
The Eight M's of Teaching
- Milieu (Learning Environment)
- Matter (Content of Learning)
- Method (Teaching and Learning Activities)
- Materials (Resources of Learning)
- Media (Communication System)
- Motivation (Sustaining Interest in Learning)
- Mastery (Internalization of Learning)
- Measurement (Evidence of Learning)
The Cone of Experience
- Visual representation of a learning continuum
- Categorizes experiences from direct, purposeful experiences to symbolic experiences
Levels of Experience on the Cone
- **Direct, Purposeful Experiences: ** Real-life experiences through direct involvement. Example: cooking class
- Contrived Experiences: Edited copies of reality used as substitutes. Examples: models, mock-ups, replicas
- Dramatized Experiences: Learners watch or participate in dramatizations. Examples: role play, tableau
- Demonstrations: Visual explanations of facts, ideas, or processes. Examples: pictures, drawings, films
- Study Trips: Observing and potentially participating in real-world settings.
- Exhibits: Displays of models, pictures, artifacts, posters.
- Educational Television: Two-dimensional reconstructions of reality through mediated tools.
- Motion Pictures: Two-dimensional reconstructions of reality through mediated tools.
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