Teacher-Centered vs Learner-Centered Learning

What is the primary method of instruction in traditional lecture-based teaching?

• Online research

• Hands-on activities

• Lectures

• Group discussions

In student-centered learning, what is the role of the teacher?

• Facilitate and guide the learning process

• Minimize student participation

• Impose strict rules and regulations

• Dictate and control the learning process

What is a benefit of learner-centered learning for students?

• Encourages memorization and regurgitation of information

• Limits students' ability to think critically

• Promotes teacher-centered instruction and passive learning

• Encourages critical thinking and self-directed learning

What is a challenge of implementing a learner-centered approach in the classroom?

• Shift in the traditional role of the teacher

• Inability to cover all required content

• Decrease in student engagement

• Lack of structure in the classroom

How is student engagement typically achieved in teacher-centered learning?

• Through student-led activities and projects

• Through activities such as lectures, class discussions, and teacher-led demonstrations

• By allowing students to choose their own curriculum

• Through individualized learning plans for each student

What is the main focus of traditional lecture-based teaching?

• Student-centered instruction

• Online learning

• Teacher-centered instruction

• Group discussions

In learner-centered learning, what is the teacher's role in facilitating student learning?

• Dictate the pace of learning

• Provide all the answers without allowing students to think for themselves

• Facilitate student learning

• Ignore the students and focus only on delivering content

How does learner-centered learning benefit students in terms of motivation?

• It reduces their motivation by making the learning experience too challenging.

• It decreases their motivation by limiting their participation in the learning process.

• It increases their motivation through active engagement and personalized learning experiences.

• It has no impact on their motivation as long as the content is interesting.

What is a common obstacle in implementing a learner-centered approach in the classroom?

• Lack of resources

• Resistance from traditional teaching methods and curriculum

• Lack of student motivation

• Inadequate teacher training

What are some common strategies for increasing student engagement in teacher-centered learning?

• Assigning more homework

• Using interactive teaching methods, incorporating technology, providing real-world examples, and giving students opportunities for active participation

• Lecturing for longer periods of time

• Ignoring student questions and feedback