Learning Theories and Techniques Quiz

AC 1.1 Six Learning Blocks

• Acquisition: This involves absorbing knowledge or skills passively through reading, listening, or observing. Examples include watching educational videos, reading articles, and listening to podcasts. Tools include educational videos, articles, podcasts, Kindle, YouTube, TikTok, and Spotify.

Inquiry-Based Learning

• Inquiry-based learning is focused on students asking questions, conducting research, and building knowledge through exploration. Examples include problem-solving and research. Tools for inquiry-based learning include SPSS and Google Sheets.

• Collaborative Learning: Individuals work together to achieve learning goals like completing tasks or problem-solving. Examples of collaborative learning include role-playing, study groups, and brainstorming. Tools include Slack and Trello.

Discussion-Based Learning

• Discussion-based learning focuses on sharing ideas, debating, and challenging viewpoints to improve understanding. Examples include debates, recitation and report writing. Tools include Zoom and Google Meet.

Practice-Based Learning

• Practice-based learning involves hands-on activities to build skills through repetition and application. Examples include oral recitation, performance. Tools used for practice based learning include Quizlet and Duolingo.

Production-Based Learning

• Production-based learning involves creating tangible products based on acquired knowledge and skills. Examples include essays, research papers, and presentations. Tools used for this type of learning include Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Canva, as well as Adobe applications.