Principles of Learning

A teacher designs a lesson for grade school children that involves structured activities, clear instructions, and a reward system for participation. Which learning principle is most clearly applied here?

• Andragogy

• Cybergogy

• Pedagogy

• Heutagogy

In an online course, learners choose the topics they want to explore, set their own deadlines, and evaluate their progress using self-assessment tools. This is an example of:

• Pedagogy

• Heutagogy

• Cybergogy

• Andragogy

Which of the following BEST describes a key difference between andragogy and pedagogy?

• Andragogy focuses on memorization; pedagogy emphasizes hands-on learning

• Andragogy emphasizes experience-based learning; pedagogy is teacher-led

• Pedagogy encourages learner independence; andragogy restricts it

• Andragogy is only used in digital classrooms; pedagogy is not

A college professor gives adult learners real-life case studies to analyze and solve, emphasizing discussion and personal reflection. This teaching style aligns with:

• Pedagogy

• Heutagogy

• Cybergogy

• Andragogy

A learner is highly self-motivated and prefers to set their own learning goals, choose materials independently, and reflect on their process of learning. What learning approach best supports this behavior?

• Cybergogy

• Andragogy

• Pedagogy

• Heutagogy

In a MOOC, participants interact in discussion forums, collaborate on group projects, and use various digital tools to access content. This model reflects the principles of:

• Cybergogy

• Heutagogy

• Pedagogy

• Andragogy

Malcolm Knowles is associated with the development of which educational principle?

• Cybergogy

• Heutagogy

• Pedagogy

• Andragogy

A high school teacher strictly controls the pace of lessons, determines what students learn and how, and primarily uses lectures and quizzes. This is most typical of:

• Cybergogy

• Pedagogy

• Heutagogy

• Andragogy

Which principle of learning is most dependent on technology and digital literacy skills?

• Pedagogy

• Andragogy

• Heutagogy

• Cybergogy

An adult enrolled in a training program prefers learning from past job experiences, solving practical problems, and applying concepts immediately. This learning style fits best under:

• Pedagogy

• Cybergogy

• Heutagogy

• Andragogy