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TOT: Session 1 - QUIZ

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ToT School of Dialogue

by Escuela Boliviana de Diálogo
1

What are the four steps of the “methodological loop”?

2

Which step of the methodological loop is CENTRAL to the School of Dialogue methodology?

3

The School of Dialogue recommends having minimum 25 participants.

4

Constructivism and David Kolb’s theory of experiential learning form part of the foundation and pedagogical approach of the School of Dialogue.

5

(..................)are internal dispositions from which we behave in a favorable or unfavorable way, in relation to an object in the world (internal or external).

6

In Kolb’s model, what are the two main processes involved in learning?

7

What is the mammalian brain mainly related to?

8

In the text, emotions are described as…

9

Assumptions are always negative and should be avoided.

10

In the School of Dialogue, a “click” refers to a moment of internal change or realization.

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