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Teaching Approaches: True or False

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Teaching Approaches: True or False
 

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Quiz on teaching methods

by Aprix Gabato
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The Subject Matter-Centered Approach prioritizes the learner's needs over the syllabus.

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The Whole Child approach considers academic, emotional, creative, psychological, spiritual and developmental needs.

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The Constructivist Approach expects students to connect new knowledge with prior experiences.

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In Direct Teaching, the emphasis is on understanding concepts rather than procedural skills.

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The Banking method portrays students as active constructors of knowledge.

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An Interactive Classroom will have more student talk and less teacher talk.

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The Problem-Based Approach ignores the analysis of problems and their solutions.

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The Direct Teaching Approach involves the teacher directly tells or shows what is to be taught.

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The Guided/Indirect Approach provides no teacher guidance at all.

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The Collaborative Approach welcomes group work, teamwork, partnerships, and group discussion.

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