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Which participatory methods help students understand different points of view?Read the answer and worked solution →Participatory teaching methods develop which learning outcomes?Read the answer and worked solution →Which is one of the organizational models of a learning environment?Read the answer and worked solution →The spacing effect says that studying spaced over time is better than what?Read the answer and worked solution →Which idea explains why cramming gives poorer long-term retention than spaced study?Read the answer and worked solution →Self-explaining means doing what with the material?Read the answer and worked solution →Low-stakes quizzing is linked to which retention technique?Read the answer and worked solution →Why do different learners differ in ability and speed of learning, at least in part?Read the answer and worked solution →Which problems can slow a child's learning?Read the answer and worked solution →Which home condition can slow learning?Read the answer and worked solution →What happens when a classroom is too crowded?Read the answer and worked solution →Incorrectly arranged classroom furniture mainly causes which problem?Read the answer and worked solution →If student morale suffers because of poor aesthetics, what else suffers?Read the answer and worked solution →Which kind of motivation sustains learning more effectively than grades or parental requirements?Read the answer and worked solution →Rote learning is criticized as drill and kill because it does what?Read the answer and worked solution →Which are named alternatives to rote learning?Read the answer and worked solution →The speed, accuracy and retention of learning depend upon which student qualities?Read the answer and worked solution →What should a teacher do for students who answer properly or give good results?Read the answer and worked solution →Which teacher behaviour is counterproductive to learning?Read the answer and worked solution →The molecular basis of learning appears to be dynamic changes in what within brain neurons?Read the answer and worked solution →Which epigenetic process involving neuronal DNA is involved in learning?Read the answer and worked solution →Which motivation comes from within the individual, such as enjoyment or curiosity?Read the answer and worked solution →Which factors give rise to extrinsic motivation?Read the answer and worked solution →A pupil studies only from fear of parents' punishment. Which motivation is this?Read the answer and worked solution →A strong money reward can have what effect on intrinsic motivation?Read the answer and worked solution →Intrinsic motivation is affected by a sense of what, and positive feedback from others?Read the answer and worked solution →For good motivation, learning material should not be so easy that it bores, nor so difficult that it causes what?Read the answer and worked solution →Patient and supportive teachers encourage interaction by treating mistakes as what?Read the answer and worked solution →Which classroom condition usually helps student motivation?Read the answer and worked solution →Motivated students are more likely to do what in class?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Which participatory methods help students understand different points of view?

  1. Dictation and drill
  2. Role-play and arts
  3. Silent reading only
  4. Timed recitation
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Correct answer: B. Role-play and arts

1. Participatory methods allow active learning and practical activities. 2. Role-playing and the creative arts help students appreciate different experiences and points of view. 3. Dictation and drill are passive. _Source: Wikipedia, Learning environment, Conducive classroom climates_

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Participatory teaching methods develop which learning outcomes?

  1. Critical thinking skills
  2. Speed copying skills
  3. Date memorising skills
  4. Obedience and silence
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Correct answer: A. Critical thinking skills

1. Participatory methods use role play, creative arts and practical work. 2. They develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. 3. Copying and obedience are not outcomes of such methods. _Source: Wikipedia, Learning environment, Conducive classroom climates_

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Which is one of the organizational models of a learning environment?

  1. Factory-line model
  2. Lecture-only model
  3. Examination model
  4. Academy model
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Correct answer: D. Academy model

1. Organizational models include departmental, integrative, project based, academy and small learning communities. 2. School-within-a-school is also on the list. 3. The other options are not listed models. _Source: Wikipedia, Learning environment, Organizational models_

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