10 Questions
What is the primary goal of the teacher in the 'Personal Models' approach?
To make students act as facilitators of learning
What does the Information Processing approach liken the thinking process to?
How computers work
What is the primary goal of the teacher in the 'Behavioral' approach?
To teach students how to react to stimuli
What is the primary method used in the 'Direct' approach?
Presenting information directly
What is the primary goal of the teacher in the 'Cooperative Learning' approach?
To structure the class into groups
What is the primary role of the teacher in the activity described?
Facilitating student learning
What is the thinking process likened to in the context of learning?
A computer's processing system
What is the purpose of the learning contract in the journal?
To set goals for self-improvement
What approach does the teacher use to teach students how to react and respond to certain stimuli?
Behaviorism
What is the primary goal of the teacher's repetitive presentation of expected behaviors to students?
To condition student behavior
Study Notes
Learning Models and Strategies
- The teacher wants students to act as facilitators of learning, promoting two-way communication and interaction in the classroom.
- The teacher structures the class into groups during the activity to ensure student interaction.
- The teacher applies the art of questioning to groups to ensure interaction and engagement.
Information Processing Model
- The thinking process is likened to how computers work, involving encoding, rehearsing, and retrieving information.
- The teacher directly presents the lesson, and students store the information.
- The teacher conducts a pre-planned lecture in front of the class, incorporating review and drills.
Learning Methods
- Cooperative Learning: The teacher structures the class into groups during the activity.
- Direct Instruction: The teacher directly presents the lesson, and students store the information.
- Independent Study: Students are asked to write a journal on self-improvement.
- Lecture: The teacher conducts a pre-planned lecture in front of the class, incorporating review and drills.
Teaching Techniques
- Questioning: The teacher applies the art of questioning to groups to ensure interaction and engagement.
- Presenting: The teacher repetitively presents students with expected behaviors.
- Learning Contracts: In their journal, a learning contract is written.
Behavioral Model
- The teacher uses behaviorism to teach how students should react and respond to certain stimuli.
- The teacher repetitively presents students with expected behaviors.
This quiz focuses on the various strategies, methods, and techniques used by teachers to facilitate learning. It covers different roles of the teacher and approaches to classroom management.
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