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Which of these is one of the three types of project-based learning named by Terry Heick?Read the answer and worked solution →Which benefit is claimed for project-based learning?Read the answer and worked solution →Experiential learning is more narrowly defined as learning through what?Read the answer and worked solution →Hands-on learning becomes experiential learning only when students do what?Read the answer and worked solution →Who helped develop the modern theory of experiential learning from the 1970s?Read the answer and worked solution →In Kolb's bicycle example, learning begins with which stage?Read the answer and worked solution →A zoo visit to observe animals, rather than reading a book, illustrates which approach?Read the answer and worked solution →Per Kolb, genuine learning needs a learner who can do what?Read the answer and worked solution →Which question is a simple reflection prompt asked after an experience?Read the answer and worked solution →Cooperative learning has been described as structuring what?Read the answer and worked solution →Which is one of the five essential elements of cooperative learning?Read the answer and worked solution →In the think-pair-share strategy, what does a student do first?Read the answer and worked solution →Who developed think-pair-share in 1981?Read the answer and worked solution →In a jigsaw activity, the student takes which role?Read the answer and worked solution →Compared with competitive settings, cooperative learners tend to do what?Read the answer and worked solution →John Dewey said the teacher is in school to do what, rather than to impose ideas?Read the answer and worked solution →What is a stated limitation of open inquiry?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Which of these is one of the three types of project-based learning named by Terry Heick?

  1. Place-based education
  2. Rote-based drill
  3. Test-based coaching
  4. Lecture-based review
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Correct answer: A. Place-based education

1. Heick names challenge or problem-based learning, place-based education and activity-based learning. 2. Place-based education is among them. 3. The other options are not project types. _Source: Wikipedia, Project-based learning, Concept_

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Which benefit is claimed for project-based learning?

  1. Weaker teamwork skills
  2. Deeper understanding
  3. Less creativity shown
  4. Poorer writing skills
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Correct answer: B. Deeper understanding

1. Supporters cite greater depth of understanding. 2. They also cite better communication, leadership and creativity. 3. The other options state the opposite. _Source: Wikipedia, Project-based learning, Outcomes_

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Experiential learning is more narrowly defined as learning through what?

  1. Repeated copying
  2. Reflection on doing
  3. Silent reading
  4. Memorised recital
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Correct answer: B. Reflection on doing

1. Experiential learning means learning through experience. 2. More narrowly it is learning through reflection on doing. 3. Copying and recital are passive. _Source: Wikipedia, Experiential learning, lead section_

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