alleryIn inquiry-based learning, the teacher mainly acts as what?
AA strict lecturer
BAn examiner only
CA dictation reader
DA facilitator
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. A facilitator
1. Traditional education relies on the teacher presenting facts.
2. Inquiry-based learning is assisted by a facilitator rather than a lecturer.
3. Dictating or only examining does not guide inquiry.
_Source: Wikipedia, Inquiry-based learning, lead section_
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