Learning Blocks AC 1.1

What characterizes acquisition in learning?

What is a primary focus of inquiry-based learning?

Which tool is associated with collaborative learning?

Which of the following exemplifies practice-based learning?

What outcome does discussion-based learning primarily aim for?

What is the role of tools like Microsoft Word in production-based learning?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of collaborative learning?

Which example is related to inquiry-based learning?

AC 1.1 Six Learning Blocks

Acquisition: The process of absorbing knowledge or skills passively, through reading, listening, or observing.
- Examples: watching educational videos, reading articles, listening to podcasts
- Tools: Kindle, YouTube, TikTok, Spotify
Inquiry: Learning focused on student questions, investigations, and building knowledge through exploration.
- Examples: research, problem-solving, observing
- Tools: SPSS, Google Sheets
Collaborative: An active process where individuals work together to solve problems, complete tasks, or develop knowledge.
- Examples: role-playing, study groups, brainstorming
- Tools: Slack, Trello
Discussion: Learning revolving around sharing ideas, debating, and challenging viewpoints to deepen understanding.
- Examples: debate, recitation, reportings
- Tools: Zoom, Google Meet
Practice: Hands-on activities to develop skills through repetition and application.
- Examples: oral recitation, performance
- Tools: Quizlet, Duolingo
Production: Creating something tangible using acquired knowledge and skills.
- Examples: essay, research, presentation
- Tools: Microsoft Word, PowerPoint/Canva, Adobe

Explore the six essential learning blocks of acquisition, inquiry, collaboration, discussion, and practice. This quiz will test your understanding of these concepts and their applications in educational settings. Enhance your knowledge of active and passive learning strategies.