Active Learning Strategies Quiz

What active learning strategy involves using technology such as clickers to pose multiple choice questions?

• Case Studies

• Audience Polling

• Cooperative Groups in Class

• Brainstorming

Which active learning strategy involves introducing a topic or problem and asking for student input?

• Physical Activity

• Role Playing

• Mind Maps

• Brainstorming

What active learning strategy uses real-life stories to prompt students to integrate classroom knowledge with real-world situations?

• Group Evaluations

• Self-Assessment

• Case Studies

• Experiential Learning

Which active learning strategy involves stopping after stating an important point to let it sink in and then asking if anyone needs clarification?

• Writing Activities

• Worksheets/Study Guides

• Jigsaw Discussion

• Clarification Pauses

What active learning strategy involves posing a question for cooperative groups to work on while the instructor circulates around the room?

• Interactive Lecture

• Cooperative Groups in Class

• Large Group Discussion

• Group Evaluations

Which active learning strategy involves planning site visits to allow students to see and experience applications of theory discussed in class?

• Games/Simulations/Active Review Sessions

• Inquiry Learning

• Hands-on Technology

• Forum Theater

What active learning strategy uses theater to depict a situation and then have students act out possible solutions?

• Snowball

• Peer Review

• Forum Theater

• Role Playing

Which active learning strategy involves the instructor posing questions for students to work on in groups and then share their solutions with the whole group?

• Pre-work

• Physical Activity

• Games/Simulations/Active Review Sessions

• Group Evaluations

What active learning strategy involves students working on an investigative process to discover scientific or engineering concepts for themselves?

• Role Playing

• Self-Assessment

• Think-Pair-Share

• Inquiry Learning

Which active learning strategy involves breaking up the lecture to have all students participate in an activity that lets them work directly with the material?

• Peer Review

• Mind Maps

• Interactive Lecture

• Snowball