FRS - Learning out of Campus

What is "learning out of campus"?

• Learning done only online

• Learning through textbooks only

• Learning that takes place outside the school or university premises

• Learning without any supervision

Which of the following best describes out-of-campus learning?

• Passive learning in a lecture hall

• Exam-based learning in a classroom

• Practical learning in real-world environments

• Memorization of theoretical content

Which is NOT a characteristic of out-of-campus learning?

• Structured lectures

• Real-world application

• Community involvement

• Hands-on experiences

On-campus learning mainly involves:

• Traveling to different countries

• Working in professional companies

• Classroom lectures and lab sessions

• Fieldwork in communities

Which term is a synonym for out-of-campus learning?

• Isolated learning

• Experiential learning

• Theoretical learning

• Closed learning

What is the primary setting for in-campus learning?

• Factories

• Nature parks

• Classrooms and labs

• Online platforms

Which of the following is an advantage of out-of-campus learning?

• Higher tuition costs

• Reduced student interaction

• Real-world exposure

• Strict learning structure

A major distinction between in-campus and out-of-campus learning is:

• One is more expensive

• One involves external environments

• One has more exams

• One uses more textbooks

Out-of-campus learning often focuses on:

• Passive listening

• Repetition of notes

• Application of knowledge

• Copying from textbooks

In-campus learning is more likely to include:

• Group fieldwork

• Online surveys

• Textbook reading and lectures

• Community-based projects