A. Adults are self-directed, they should have a say in the content and process of their learning.

B.   Adults have so much experience to draw from, their learning should focus on adding to what they have already learned in the present.

• Both statement are wrong

• The second statement is correct while the first statement is wrong

• Both statement are correct

• The first statement is correct while the second statement is wrong

A. Adults have so much experience to draw from, their learning should focus on adding to what they have already learned in the past.

B.    Since adults are looking for practical learning, content should focus on issues related to their work or personal life.

• The first statement is correct while the second statement is wrong

• Both statement are correct

• The second statement is correct while the first statement is wrong

• Both statement are wrong

A. Since adults are looking for practical learning, context should focus on issues related to their work or personal life.

B.    Learning should be centered on solving problems instead of memorizing content.

• The first statement is correct while the second statement is wrong

• Both statement are correct

• The second statement is correct while the first statement is wrong

• Both statement are wrong

A.  Malcolm Shepherd Knowles recognizes that in some points of his theory cannot apply to all children.

B. A child's motivation to learn and study is typically by means of parents factors.

• Both statement are wrong

• The second statement is correct while the first statement is wrong

• Both statement are correct

• The first statement is correct while the second statement is wrong

A.   A child's motivation to learn and study is typically by means of external factors.

B. Learning should be centered on solving problems instead of memorizing content.

• The first statement is correct while the second statement is wrong

• Both statement are correct

• The second statement is correct while the first statement is wrong

• Both statement are wrong

A.   A child's motivation to learn and study is typically by means of motivation factors.

B.   Adults are motivated to learn voluntarily or internally.

• Both statement are wrong

• The second statement is correct while the first statement is wrong

• Both statement are correct

• The first statement is correct while the second statement is wrong

A.   The young person postponed the application of subject/course in the real life situation wherein it is a subject centered.

B.   A mature person applies the learning immediately in real life situation which is considered as a problem centered.

• The first statement is correct while the second statement is wrong

• Both statement are correct

• The second statement is correct while the first statement is wrong

• Both statement are wrong

A.    Adult moves into various social roles such as employee, parent, spouse, citizen, etc.

B.   Adults are self-directed, they should have a say in the context and process of their learning.

• Both statement are wrong

• The second statement is correct while the first statement is wrong

• Both statement are correct

• The first statement is correct while the second statement is wrong

A.  Adults have so much experience to draw from, their learning should focus on adding to what they have already experience in the past.

B.   A mature person applies the learning immediately in real life situation which is considered as a teacher centered.

• The first statement is correct while the second statement is wrong

• Both statement are correct

• The second statement is correct while the first statement is wrong

• Both statement are wrong

1.    The young person postponed the application of subject/course in the real life situation wherein it is problem centered.

2.    Since adults are looking for practical learning, content should focus on issues related to their work or personal life.

• The first statement is correct while the second statement is wrong

• Both statement are correct

• The second statement is correct while the first statement is wrong

• Both statement are wrong