principles and method

It stands for impulse, rationale or driving force. It is the key that could spell the student's interest or Indifference in any learning activity.

• Extrinsic

• Intrinsic

• Techniques

  
  

• Motivation

They are questions whose function is to elicit responses that will serve as the basis of more complex question or discussion, a recapitulation of an ongoing discussion or the presentation new information not yet offered.

• Lifting Questions

• Focusing Questions

• Extending Questions

• Foundation Questions.

A motivation that originates from the student's inner self.

• Techniques

• Extrinsic

• Intrinsic

• Motivation

motivation that originates from the learning environment.

• Intrinsic

• Extrinsic

• Techniques

• Motivation

It refers to the eliciting of a verbal response

• Intrinsic

• Response

• Question

• Reaction

refers to the expected acknowledgement - an answer

• Response

  
  

• Question

• Extrinsic

• Reaction

refers to the modifying of what was said previously by clarifying or synthesizing

• Response

• Question

• Extrinsic

• Reaction

Who is your favorite teacher and why?" What kind of verification is this?

• Convergent question

• valuative question

• Analytic question

• Empirical question

"Compare Teacher A and B teacher." What kind of productive question is this?

• Evaluating Questions

• Divergent Questions

• Cognitive Memory Questions

• Convergent Questions

They are questions that clarify or elaborate upon the statements already made

• Lifting Questions

• Extending Questions

• Focusing Questions

• Foundation Questions