Quiz on Different Learning Approaches

In the exciting world of Apprenticeship, what is a familiar role of faculty that Zoe, Charlotte, and Grace might experience?

• Faculty create online courses

• Faculty pair nurses with experienced nurses

• Faculty plan professional practice experiences

• Faculty encourage experiential learning

Emma and Zoe are discussing concept-based learning. What key organizing framework do they discover is used by faculty?

• Online courses

• Professional practice experiences

• Concepts

• Competency assessments

In the world of competency-based education, what exciting role do learners like Charlotte, Priya, and Mia play?

• Learners contribute relevant experiences to the discussion

• Learners are receptive to coaching

• Learners prepare for class discussion of the designated concepts

• Learners are self-directed in preparing for competency assessments

Hey there! Imagine you're a faculty member in a competency-based education program. What would be one of your key roles?

• Designing valid assessments linked to course competencies

• Guiding students like Charlotte and Jackson to engage in participatory decision-making

• Encouraging experiential learning and helping students like Emma achieve their own goals

• Pairing nurses with experienced nurses who coach and supervise

In the world of experiential learning, what role do you think our star learners like Abigail, Henry, and Nora play?

• Learners are co-learners with faculty and peers.

• Learners participate in the interpretation of stories.

• Learners identify personal perspectives and challenges to them.

• Learners prepare for and fully engage in the learning experience

Imagine you're in a classroom where James, Harper, and Mia are working together. Which learning approach involves faculty facilitating student empowerment through democratic processes?

• Connectivism

• Experiential learning

• Humanism

• Behaviorism

Scarlett and Elijah are discussing different learning approaches. Which approach involves learners actively relating new information to previous knowledge?

• Connectivism

• Experiential learning

• Humanism

• Behaviorism

Imagine you're in a lively classroom discussion. What is one of the roles of the faculty in narrative pedagogy, as they engage with students like Ava, Scarlett, and Isla?

• Faculty design valid and reliable assessments linked to course competencies

• Faculty plan or choose professional practice experiences

• Faculty invite storytelling by individuals relevant to class focus

• Faculty give learners choices and support their learning efforts

In narrative pedagogy, what exciting role do learners like Nora, Charlotte, and Oliver play?

• Learners prepare for class discussion of the designated concepts

• Learners take responsibility and do not assume everything is covered in class

• Learners participate in the interpretation of the stories

• Learners are self-directed in preparing for competency assessments

Learning theories provide the structure that guides the selection of instructional strategies and learner-centered learning activities. True or False?

• True

• False