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IT in student-centered learning

by Angel CrimsonZeal
1

Who was one of the earliest advocates of student-centered learning in the 20th century?

2

In a traditional classroom, how are chairs usually arranged?

3

What is the teacher’s role in a student-centered classroom?

4

Which ICT tool is commonly used for creating visual presentations?

5

What is one benefit of ICT in student-centered learning?

6

Which of the following is a challenge in ICT integration?

7

What does John Dewey criticize in the traditional “jug-to-cup” model?

8

Which ICT tool allows interactive quizzes and games?

9

How does ICT improve evaluation compared to traditional classrooms?

10

In student-centered classrooms, students are expected to be:

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