alleryIn pure discovery learning, how much help does the learner receive?
AConstant help
BLittle, if any
CFull answers
DDaily tests
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Little, if any
1. In pure discovery learning the learner finds new content alone.
2. This is done through investigations or procedures.
3. Little, if any, assistance is given.
_Source: Wikipedia, Discovery learning, Assisted vs. unassisted discovery_
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