Teacher-Centered Learning

What is the teacher-centered approach of learning?

• A. A traditional approach where students are the primary source of information

• B. A modern approach where students actively participate in their own learning

• C. A method where teachers and students collaborate equally in the learning process

• D. A traditional approach where the teacher is the primary source of information

Which theory supports the teacher-centered approach of learning?

• A. Constructivism

• B. Behaviorism

• C. Humanism

• D. Cognitivism

What is behaviorism?

• A. A theory that focuses on how people process information and acquire knowledge

• B. A theory that emphasizes the importance of social interactions in learning

• C. A theory that focuses on observable behaviors and how they are shaped by rewards and punishments

• D. A theory that emphasizes the individual's capacity for personal growth and self-actualization

What is cognitivism?

• A. A theory that focuses on how people process information and acquire knowledge

• B. A theory that emphasizes the importance of social interactions in learning

• C. A theory that focuses on observable behaviors and how they are shaped by rewards and punishments

• D. A theory that emphasizes the individual's capacity for personal growth and self-actualization

What is an advantage of the teacher-centered approach of learning?

• A. It encourages creativity and critical thinking skills

• B. It provides students with a clear structure and direction for their learning

• C. It allows students to actively participate in their own learning

• D. It promotes collaboration and social interaction among students

What is a disadvantage of the teacher-centered approach of learning?

• A. It can be a passive and boring learning experience for students

• B. It provides students with a clear structure and direction for their learning

• C. It encourages creativity and critical thinking skills

• D. It promotes collaboration and social interaction among students

Which of the following is an example of a teacher-centered learning activity?

• A. Group discussions

• B. Project-based learning

• C. Lectures

• D. Simulations