Inspired Teaching Stages

What is the first stage of inspired teaching?

• Engagement

• Exploration

• Explanation

• Elaboration

Which stage of inspired teaching involves students actively participating in hands-on activities?

• Engagement

• Exploration

• Explanation

• Elaboration

In which stage do students begin to form their own understanding of the material?

• Engagement

• Exploration

• Explanation

• Elaboration

What is the final stage of inspired teaching where students apply their knowledge?

• Engagement

• Exploration

• Explanation

• Elaboration

Which inspired teaching stage focuses on students asking questions and making predictions?

• Engagement

• Exploration

• Explanation

• Elaboration

During which stage do teachers provide direct instruction and clarify misconceptions?

• Engagement

• Exploration

• Explanation

• Elaboration

What is the primary goal of the engagement stage in inspired teaching?

• To assess prior knowledge

• To introduce new concepts

• To motivate and interest students

• To evaluate student understanding

Which stage encourages students to connect new information to what they already know?

• Engagement

• Exploration

• Explanation

• Elaboration

In the exploration stage, what is the role of the teacher?

• To lecture and provide information

• To facilitate and guide inquiry

• To assess student learning

• To test student knowledge

What type of activities are most common in the engagement stage?

• Lectures

• Hands-on experiments

• Group discussions

• Quizzes