Visible Learning and the Phases of Learning Flashcard

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What is 'Visible Learning'?

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Visible Learning is a concept by John Hattie that refers to learning that is clear and evident to both the teacher and the student.

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What is a key characteristic of surface learning?

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Surface learning is characterized by acquiring basic skills and content knowledge.

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Which strategy has the highest impact on learning according to Hattie?

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Student feedback is considered to have the highest impact on learning.

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What phase involves critical thinking and problem-solving?

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Deep Learning involves critical thinking and problem-solving.

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What is the primary goal of the Surface Learning phase?

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The primary goal of Surface Learning is to memorize facts.

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What is the difference between surface learning and deep learning?

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Surface learning focuses on basic knowledge and skills, while deep learning emphasizes understanding and applying knowledge.

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What role does feedback play in learning?

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Feedback helps students understand their progress and areas for improvement, enhancing their learning experience.

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What is transfer learning?

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Transfer learning is the ability to apply knowledge and skills learned in one context to new situations.

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CCSS.RL.5.6

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How can students demonstrate deep learning?

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Students can demonstrate deep learning by analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating information.

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What is the importance of reflection in learning?

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Reflection allows students to think about their learning processes and outcomes, leading to deeper understanding.

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