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What is a defining characteristic of Immersion learning compared to OJT?
What is a defining characteristic of Immersion learning compared to OJT?
Which statement about the level of supervision in OJT is most accurate?
Which statement about the level of supervision in OJT is most accurate?
How does the focus of Immersion training differ from OJT?
How does the focus of Immersion training differ from OJT?
What is a key feature of compensation in OJT?
What is a key feature of compensation in OJT?
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What method of evaluation is commonly associated with Immersion programs?
What method of evaluation is commonly associated with Immersion programs?
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What is the primary concern of questioning?
What is the primary concern of questioning?
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How does inquiry differ from questioning in terms of depth?
How does inquiry differ from questioning in terms of depth?
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What type of process is typically associated with questioning?
What type of process is typically associated with questioning?
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What is a common outcome of engagement in questioning?
What is a common outcome of engagement in questioning?
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How do learners generally engage in the process of questioning?
How do learners generally engage in the process of questioning?
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Which statement best describes the engagement level in inquiry?
Which statement best describes the engagement level in inquiry?
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What is the main focus of research compared to investigation?
What is the main focus of research compared to investigation?
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What outcome is generally associated with inquiry?
What outcome is generally associated with inquiry?
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What is the primary goal of an investigation?
What is the primary goal of an investigation?
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Which data type is primarily collected during an investigation?
Which data type is primarily collected during an investigation?
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What describes the typical timeframe of research?
What describes the typical timeframe of research?
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In terms of methodology, how does research typically differ from investigation?
In terms of methodology, how does research typically differ from investigation?
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What is a key difference in purpose between immersion and OJT?
What is a key difference in purpose between immersion and OJT?
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How does the duration of immersion programs typically compare to OJT?
How does the duration of immersion programs typically compare to OJT?
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What is the expected outcome of research?
What is the expected outcome of research?
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Which characteristic distinguishes the formality of an investigation from that of research?
Which characteristic distinguishes the formality of an investigation from that of research?
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Study Notes
Questioning vs. Inquiry
- Questioning is primarily focused on finding answers
- Inquiry is concerned with finding answers and understanding the inquiry process itself
- Questioning often focuses on specific, discrete pieces of information
- Inquiry typically explores broader, more complex issues or problems
- Questioning may involve superficial or surface-level questions
- Inquiry often delves deeper, seeking underlying causes, patterns, or meanings
- Questioning is usually a linear process, with questions leading to direct answers
- Inquiry is often a cyclical process, involving exploration, analysis, and synthesis
- Questioning can be used to gather information, test understanding, or challenge assumptions
- Inquiry aims to construct knowledge, solve problems, or gain deeper insights
- Questioning typically results in specific answers or solutions
- Inquiry can lead to new questions, theories, or perspectives
- Questioning learners may be passive, responding to questions from others
- Inquiry learners are active, taking ownership of the learning process and generating their own questions
- Questioning can be less engaging if questions are repetitive or predictable
- Inquiry is more engaging, encouraging critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity
Investigation vs. Research
- Investigation is primarily concerned with the past, seeking to understand what happened
- Research can focus on the past, present, or future, seeking to explain, predict, or improve sources and related content
- Investigation aims to uncover facts, solve a specific problem, or determine the cause of an event
- Research seeks to expand knowledge, develop theories, or test hypotheses
- Investigation is often focused on a specific incident, case, or situation
- Research can be broad or narrow, but typically involves a systematic exploration of a topic
- Investigation relies on various methods such as interviews, document analysis and site visits
- Research often employs rigorous scientific methods like experiments, surveys, and statistical analysis
- Investigation primarily collects primary data, such as eyewitness accounts, physical evidence, and documents
- Research can use both primary and secondary data including scholarly articles, books, and databases
- Investigation results in a specific conclusion or recommendation
- Research contributes to the body of knowledge and can lead to new theories or practical applications
- Investigation is often time-bound with a specific deadline
- Research can be long-term, spanning months or even years
- Investigation can be informal or formal depending on the inquiry
- Research typically follows a formal structure with clear research questions, methodologies, and data analysis
Immersion vs. OJT
- Immersion aims to provide comprehensive understanding of a field or industry, often as a precursor to a career
- OJT focuses on developing specific job skills and competencies
- Immersion can be short-term or long-term depending on the program's goals
- OJT is typically shorter-term, focused on acquiring specific skills
- Immersion often includes a structured curriculum with a mix of theoretical and practical components
- OJT is more informal, with learning occurring through observation, practice, and feedback
- Immersion is often unpaid, considered a learning experience
- OJT usually involves compensation, part of a formal employment relationship
- Immersion can involve varying levels of supervision depending on the program
- OJT typically involves close supervision from experienced workers
- Immersion includes a broader focus on industry culture, work ethics, and professional development
- OJT has a narrower focus on specific job tasks and techniques
- Immersion often involves a formal evaluation process including assessments and feedback
- OJT evaluation is more informal, based on performance and productivity
- Immersion is often a requirement for academic programs or professional certifications
- OJT is a common method of training employees within an organization
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This quiz explores the distinctions between questioning and inquiry in the educational context. It covers various aspects such as the focus, depth, and outcomes of both approaches, aiding in understanding their roles in learning processes.