Teaching Philosophies Quiz

Which teaching philosophy is focused on teacher-centered learning for dependent learners, typically children or young adults?

• Heutagogy

• Sibergogi

• Pedagogy

• Andragogy

In which teaching philosophy is the role of the teacher described as a facilitator and resource provider who guides learning through collaboration, problem-solving, and experiential activities?

• Andragogy

• Paragogy

• Pedagogy

• Heutagogy

Which teaching philosophy focuses on self-directed, self-determined learning where learners take full responsibility for their learning journey?

• Andragogy

• Heutagogy

• Sibergogi

• Paragogy

In which teaching philosophy is the learning environment described as outdoor and unstructured, with emphasis on hands-on experiences, sensory engagement, and play-based learning?

• Andragogy

• Heutagogy

• Sibergogi

• Paragogy

Which teaching philosophy focuses on collaborative learning, often peer-to-peer, where learners learn from and with each other?

• Paragogy

• Heutagogy

• Pedagogy

• Andragogy

In which teaching philosophy is the role of the learner described as highly autonomous and independent, driven by intrinsic motivation and curiosity?

• Paragogy

• Sibergogi

• Heutagogy

• Andragogy

Which teaching philosophy is focused on learning through play and exploration in natural environments?

• Andragogy

• Paragogy

• Heutagogy

• Sibergogi

In which teaching philosophy is the role of the teacher described as an expert who transmits knowledge and skills through lectures, demonstrations, and direct instruction?

• Andragogy

• Pedagogy

• Paragogy

• Sibergogi

Which teaching philosophy encourages creativity, innovation, and lifelong learning, and caters to individual needs and interests at a deep level?

• Andragogy

• Sibergogi

• Paragogy

• Heutagogy

In which teaching philosophy is the learning environment described as structured and controlled, with clear expectations and defined learning outcomes?

• Heutagogy

• Pedagogy

• Sibergogi

• Paragogy