When can discovery learning occur, according to its description?
AWith no materials at all
BWhen the answer is read out
CWhen exact answers are given
DGiven materials, not answers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Given materials, not answers
1. Discovery learning can occur whenever the student is not given the exact answer.
2. Instead the student gets the materials to find the answer.
3. Giving the answer, or giving nothing, is not the idea.
_Source: Wikipedia, Discovery learning, lead section_
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