TTL1 QUIZ

What is an instructional design framework developed by David Merrill in 2002 that provides a set of guidelines and principles for creating effective and learner-centered instructional experiences?

• ADDIE MODEL

• MERRILL'S PRINCIPLES OF INSTRUCTION
  

• GAGNE'S NINE EVENTS

• BLOOM'S REVISED TAXONOMY

What is an instructional design framework that helps guide the creation of effective training and education programs?

• ADDIE Model

• Merrill's Principles of Instruction

• Gagne's Nine Events

• Bloom's Revised Taxonomy
  

A teacher is planning a new unit on fractions. What is the first step in the ADDIE model that they should take?

• Create lesson plans and activities.

• Assess students' prior knowledge and skills related to fractions.
  

• Design assessments to measure student learning.

• Develop instructional materials, such as worksheets and handouts.
  

Which of the following is an effective way to create engaging and interactive instructional materials for a history lesson on the American Revolution?

• Using fact-based textbooks
  

• Incorporating primary sources such as letters and diaries

• Relying on well-presented lectures
  

• Using digital resources

A high school teacher is planning a unit on environmental science. Which of the following is the most effective way to assess students' prior knowledge and misconceptions about environmental issues?

• administering a multiple-choice quiz

• conducting a class discussion and brainstorming session

• assigning a research paper

• giving a surprise pop-quiz

A teacher wants to teach her students about he concept of photosynthesis. Which of the following instructional strategies aligns best with a problem-centered approach?

• lecture on the process of photosynthesis

• assign a textbook chapter to read

• have students design an experiment

• show a video explaining photodyntheis

Before introducing a new concept, a teacher asks students to share their personal experiences related to the topic. Which Merrill's principle is the teacher applying?

• problem-centered learning

• activation of prior knowledge

• demonstration of knowledge

• application of knowledge

A science teacher asks students to design and conduct an experiment to test a hypothesis. Which Merrill's principle is being emphasized?

• problem-centered learning

• activation of prior knowledge

• demonstration of knowledge

• application of knowledge

A teacher uses simulations and games to provide students with opportunities to apply their knowledge in a safe and controlled environment. Which Merrill's principle is being applied?

• problem-centered learning

• activation of prior knowledge

• demonstration of knowledge

• application of knowledge

A teacher uses a KWL chart on her first day of class. Which Merrill's principle is being applied?

• problem-centered learning

• activation of prior knowledge

• demonstration of knowledge

• application of knowledge