This document contains a true/false quiz about learning concepts, followed by multiple choice and descriptive questions. Some key points:
- There are three types of knowledge and inductive reasoning moves from specific to general, not the other way around. Learning hierarchies and prerequisites are important for learning.
- In inductive learning, reasoning and process are important. Both inductive and deductive learning involve procedural knowledge. Learning hierarchies show how terminal objectives link to intermediate ones.
- Gagne developed learning hierarchies. Task analysis and teaching according to mental level are important. Logical reasoning is the first enabling skill for argumentative essays.
- Enabling skills are required to achieve goals. Task analysis identifies prerequisites and subdiv
This document contains a true/false quiz about learning concepts, followed by multiple choice and descriptive questions. Some key points:
- There are three types of knowledge and inductive reasoning moves from specific to general, not the other way around. Learning hierarchies and prerequisites are important for learning.
- In inductive learning, reasoning and process are important. Both inductive and deductive learning involve procedural knowledge. Learning hierarchies show how terminal objectives link to intermediate ones.
- Gagne developed learning hierarchies. Task analysis and teaching according to mental level are important. Logical reasoning is the first enabling skill for argumentative essays.
- Enabling skills are required to achieve goals. Task analysis identifies prerequisites and subdiv
This document contains a true/false quiz about learning concepts, followed by multiple choice and descriptive questions. Some key points:
- There are three types of knowledge and inductive reasoning moves from specific to general, not the other way around. Learning hierarchies and prerequisites are important for learning.
- In inductive learning, reasoning and process are important. Both inductive and deductive learning involve procedural knowledge. Learning hierarchies show how terminal objectives link to intermediate ones.
- Gagne developed learning hierarchies. Task analysis and teaching according to mental level are important. Logical reasoning is the first enabling skill for argumentative essays.
- Enabling skills are required to achieve goals. Task analysis identifies prerequisites and subdiv
2) General to specific reasoning is known as inductive reasoning. (F) 3) Inductive reasoning mode us better then the deductive reasoning mode for learning.(T) 4) The most child centered reasoning is inductive reasoning. (T) 5)Learning hierarchy was developed by Gagne.(T) 6) Prerequisites are not important for learning.(F) 7) Dependent enabling skills are those that are already stored in our minds.(F) 8) Individual educational plans are same as inclusions.(F) 9) All the students of same class have same pre requisites.(F) Choose the correct answer 1)______________ is important thing in inductive mode of learning a) reasoning b) statements c) process 2) In ____________ mode or learning, children learn reasoning and concepts a) inductive b)deductive c) both 3) In ______________ mode , there us also a procedural knowledge. a) inductive b) deductive c) both 4) __________________ is that the terminal objectives should be interlinked with intermediate objectives. a) learning b) hierarchy c) learning hierarchy 5)__________________ developed the learning hierarchy. a) Gagne b) Donson c) Peterson 6) _______________ is very important for for procedural knowledge. a) concepts b) task analysis c) planning 7) We should teach students according to ________________. a) age level b)mental level c) both a and b
8) For argumentative essay, first enabling skill should be________________.
a) logical reasoning b) fallacy c) writing skill Give descriptive answers 1) What are enabling skills? The skills which are required to achieve a certain goal are enabling skills. They are of two types i) Independent enabling skills : those which are pre requisites ii) dependent enabling skills : those which depend on pre requisites. 2) What is function of task analysis model. Task analysis model is very important model as it helps the teacher to identify pre requisites, to sub-divide the unite into pieces and find out the enabling skills of child and other learning needs. 3) Differentiate between individual educational and inclusion. In Inclusion, there is same learning techniques for all the students but individual educational plan are constructed for child that need special techniques for learning. Give detailed answer. 1) Explain two modes of learning with example. Deductive reasoning (General to specific) - Inductive reasoning (Specific to general) For example, human beings are mortal. This is a very general statement. All men are mortal, and Then we say that Ahmad is a man, so he is also mortal. This is deductive reasoning; that you gave General statement first and then goes to specific i.e. Ahmad is mortal because he is also a man. In inductive reasoning, we start with specific and goes to general. We say that Ahmad is a man and he is mortal. There is another man named Umar, he is also mortal. There is another man; we say he is also mortal. So, we can say that all men are mortal. Then we talk about women and say, Ayesha is a women, she is mortal. Amna is women, she is also mortal. All women are mortal. Now you say a general statement on all these men and women that is ‘All human beings are mortal.’ This is known as inductive reasoning. Children can learn nouns by both the methods explained step by step in the above two columns.But the difference is that the first column is of deductive reasoning i.e. teacher has told a definition and then they are proving the definition by characteristics, examples and place in Hierarchy. So, this is a sequence called deductive reasoning. In second column, inductive reasoning is followed. Teacher asks the students to tell the names of Different things. He starts with brainstorming of names of different things. Students may tell the Names of places, birds, flowers, animals etc. then he tells the students about what are Commonalities i.e. what names are of birds, or animals or places etc. he characterizes it. Then he says that what we have learnt by telling the names is called noun. So noun is the name of a person, place or thing.