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Froggy Jumps Topic-Based and Observation-Based LearningOnline version Feedback by Ana Paola Lopez Martinez 1 What is Topic-Based Learning? a A teaching method where various subjects are integrated under a central theme. b A teaching method focused on lectures and teacher-centered lessons without thematic integration. c A question-driven does not involve integrating subjects around a central theme. 2 Who proposed the Observation Method Learning? a Howard Gardner b John Dewey c Albert Bandura 3 What is Observation Method Learning? a Learning through hands-on experiences, actively engaging with tasks rather than just observing. b Based on watching, observing, and reflecting on real-life or controlled situations. c Emphasizes skill development through repeated task performance instead of observation or reflection. 4 Who proposed the Topic-Based Learning? a John Dewey b Jean Piaget c Albert Bandura 5 Examples of Topic-Based Learning features include: a Creativity, collaboration, real-world relevance b Memorization, isolation, abstract theory c Repetition, competition, reflective learning 6 These are not examples of Observation Method Learning: a Hands-On Experience b Innovation c Critical Thinking 7 Jean Piaget was a major influence on Observation Method Learning, what did he contribute? a Children learn best through passive listening without interaction. b Children's learning is not influenced by their surroundings or environment. c Children learn by interacting with and observing their environment 8 Howard Gardner was a major influence on Topic-Based Learning, what did he contribute? a Classical Conditioning Theor b Multiple Intelligences Theory c One-size-fits-all Learning Model

Froggy Jumps

Topic-Based and Observation-Based LearningOnline version

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by Ana Paola Lopez Martinez

What is Topic-Based Learning?

A teaching method where various subjects are integrated under a central theme.

A teaching method focused on lectures and teacher-centered lessons without thematic integration.

A question-driven does not involve integrating subjects around a central theme.

Who proposed the Observation Method Learning?

Howard Gardner

John Dewey

Albert Bandura

What is Observation Method Learning?

Learning through hands-on experiences, actively engaging with tasks rather than just observing.

Based on watching, observing, and reflecting on real-life or controlled situations.

Emphasizes skill development through repeated task performance instead of observation or reflection.

Who proposed the Topic-Based Learning?

John Dewey

Jean Piaget

Albert Bandura

Examples of Topic-Based Learning features include:

Creativity, collaboration, real-world relevance

Memorization, isolation, abstract theory

Repetition, competition, reflective learning

These are not examples of Observation Method Learning:

Hands-On Experience

Innovation

Critical Thinking

Jean Piaget was a major influence on Observation Method Learning, what did he contribute?

Children learn best through passive listening without interaction.

Children's learning is not influenced by their surroundings or environment.

Children learn by interacting with and observing their environment

Howard Gardner was a major influence on Topic-Based Learning, what did he contribute?

Classical Conditioning Theor

Multiple Intelligences Theory

One-size-fits-all Learning Model

Topic-Based and Observation-Based Learning

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Topic-Based and Observation-Based LearningOnline version

by Ana Paola Lopez Martinez

What is Topic-Based Learning?

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What is Observation Method Learning?

Who proposed the Topic-Based Learning?

Examples of Topic-Based Learning features include:

These are not examples of Observation Method Learning:

Jean Piaget was a major influence on Observation Method Learning, what did he contribute?

Howard Gardner was a major influence on Topic-Based Learning, what did he contribute?