Problem-Solving Instruction Methods Quiz
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What is the aim of load-reducing methods in problem-solving instruction?

  • To introduce additional constraints to the problem-solving process
  • To increase the cognitive load required to solve the problem
  • To decrease the cognitive load required to solve the problem (correct)
  • To complicate the skills required for problem solving
  • How does teaching thinking skills differ from other approaches?

  • It enhances learners' success in problem-solving
  • It teaches specific problem-solving procedures applicable only to certain types of problems
  • It focuses on teaching generalizable problem-solving strategies applicable to many kinds of problems
  • It expands learners' understanding of generalizable problem-solving strategies (correct)
  • Which of the following is an example of a load-reducing method?

  • Elaborative methods
  • Note-taking
  • Self-explanation
  • Using manipulatives (correct)
  • What do modelling methods provide learners with?

    <p>Models of problem-solving for learners to emulate</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of questioning methods in problem-solving instruction?

    <p>To prompt critical thinking and reflection</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary objective of Step 6 in the problem-solving model?

    <p>Implementing the chosen solution</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How do guided discovery methods differ from direct instruction?

    <p>Guided discovery methods prioritize student-driven learning</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you focus on in Step 3 of the problem-solving model?

    <p>Setting specific, achievable goals</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How do schema-based methods assist learners in problem solving?

    <p>By providing or activating an existing schema to help process new information</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Imagine you're faced with a challenging situation at school. Your first step in the problem-solving process should be:

    <p>Identify and name the problem</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Problem-Solving Instruction

    • Aim of load-reducing methods: to reduce cognitive load on learners, allowing them to focus on higher-order thinking tasks

    Teaching Thinking Skills

    • Differs from other approaches by focusing on developing learners' thinking abilities rather than just imparting knowledge

    Load-Reducing Methods

    • Examples: worked examples, partially completed solutions, or summaries that reduce the amount of information learners need to process

    Modelling Methods

    • Provide learners with step-by-step examples or demonstrations of problem-solving processes

    Questioning Methods

    • Purpose: to encourage learners to reflect on their thinking and problem-solving processes

    Problem-Solving Model

    • Primary objective of Step 6: to reflect on the outcome of the solution and evaluate its effectiveness
    • Step 3: focus on identifying and clarifying the problem

    Guided Discovery Methods

    • Differ from direct instruction by involving learners in the discovery process, encouraging active learning and exploration

    Schema-Based Methods

    • Assist learners in problem-solving by providing them with organized frameworks or structures to guide their thinking

    Problem-Solving Process

    • First step in a challenging situation: define the problem and clarify the goals

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