Theories and Principles

According to Dale's Cone of Experience, which level is the most concrete form of learning experience?

• Visual Symbols

• Recordings and Radio

• Direct, Purposeful Experiences

• Verbal Symbols

In Bruner's Three Modes, the enactive mode refers to learning by:

• Doing

• Observing

• Abstract Thinking

• Symbol Manipulation

Which component of the TPACK framework represents knowledge of how teaching and learning change when specific technologies are used?

• Technological Content Knowledge (TCK)

• Pedagogical Content Knowledge (PCK)

• Content Knowledge (CK)

• Technological Pedagogical Knowledge (TPK)

In the SAMR model, "Augmentation" is characterized by technology as a direct substitute with:

• No functional improvement

• A new learning outcome

• Fundamental task redesign

• Significant functional improvement

The original Bloom's Taxonomy (1956) lists "Synthesis" at which level?

• Second

• Fifth

• Third

• Sixth

In the ASSURE model, the first step is to:

• State objectives

• Require learner participation

• Analyze learners

• Evaluate and revise

Gagné's second event of instruction is to:

• Gain attention

• Stimulate recall of prior learning

• Present the stimulus

• Inform learners of objectives

In the ADDIE model, the phase focused on drafting and production of materials is:

• Analysis

• Development

• Implementation

• Design

According to Merrill's First Principles of Instruction, learning is promoted when new knowledge is:

• Integrated into the learner's realworld practice

• Demonstrated only

• Focused solely on abstract theory

• Presented without realworld context

In Bloom's Digital Taxonomy, "Blogging" primarily falls under which cognitive level?

• Applying

• Analyzing

• Creating

• Evaluating