SAMR & Station Rotations Quiz

What does the "S" in the SAMR model stand for?

• Substitution

• Simulation

• Synthesis

• Standardization

In the SAMR model, which level involves using technology to create new tasks that were previously inconceivable?

• Augmentation

• Modification

• Redefinition

• Substitution

Which of the following best describes the "Rotation Model" in a classroom setting?

• Students rotate between different learning stations, each with a different activity or focus.

• Teachers rotate between different classrooms to teach the same subject.

• Students rotate between different schools to experience various teaching styles.

• Teachers rotate between different subjects within the same classroom.

In the SAMR model, which level is characterized by technology acting as a direct tool substitute, with no functional change?

• Substitution

• Augmentation

• Modification

• Redefinition

Which of the following is a key benefit of using station rotations in a classroom?

• It allows for personalized learning experiences.

• It reduces the need for technology in the classroom.

• It ensures that all students learn at the same pace.

• It eliminates the need for teacher intervention.