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Learning About Learning: True or False

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Test beliefs about how we learn and teach.

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Learning About Learning: True or False
 

Learning About Learning: True or FalseOnline version

Test beliefs about how we learn and teach.

by Stephen Wambugu
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Understanding is not important compared to memorising facts.

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Understanding is more important than memorising facts.

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There can be multiple valid approaches to solving a problem.

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Reflection is useful during the learning process, not only after exams.

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Faster learners are not necessarily better learners.

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There is only one correct way to solve a problem.

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Group work means everyone learns the same amount.

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Group work can yield different learning outcomes for different learners.

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Learning can only happen in structured lessons.

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Teamwork never helps to solve problems.

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