What is the core idea of Phenomenon based learning?

• Teacher-centered learning

• Standardized testing

• Interdisciplinary exploration

• Subject-focused learning

What theory is Phenomenon based learning rooted in?

• Constructivist learning theory

• Cognitivism

• Behaviorism

• Humanism

What skills does Phenomenon based learning promote?

• Memorization, competition, passive learning

• Collaboration, creativity, problem solving

• Teacher-centered learning, standardized testing, passive learning

• Standardized testing, individual learning, lecture-based learning

What learning needs does Phenomenon based learning cater to?

• One specific learning style

• Only academic interests

• A wide range of learning styles and preferences

• Only practical learning

What does Phenomenon based learning prepare students for?

• The unknown

• The present

• The future

• The past

Who can attend the course on Phenomenon based learning?

• Only teachers

• Educators, Teachers, Teacher Students

• Only educators

• Only students

What is the main goal of Phenomenon based learning?

• To promote teacher-centered learning

• To focus on standardized testing

• To deepen understanding through an interdisciplinary lens

• To make education less applicable and engaging

What is the significance of Phenomenon based learning in education?

• It has no significance

• It fosters critical thinking and problem-solving skills

• It focuses on memorization

• It promotes passive learning

How does Phenomenon based learning encourage students to apply their learning?

• Virtual reality

• Fictional stories

• Real-world situations

• Historical events

How does Phenomenon based learning contribute to enhancing classroom environments?

• By promoting teacher-centered learning

• By limiting student participation

• By promoting student agency and holistic learning

• By focusing solely on standardized testing