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WorksheetsCone of Experience
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
A visual model that presents bands of experience arranged according to degree of abstraction
(a)
Who created the Cone of Experience?
Edward Dale
Edgar Dale
Eduard Gale
None of the above
The cone is divided into three. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
Iconic
Direct Purposeful
Symbolic
Contrived
They are the first hand experiences considered as the foundation of our learning
(a)
Known best as Learning through Observation
(a)
Considered as the "most complex and abstract among all the components"
(a)
Direct Purposeful Experience is also known as Learning by Doing
True
False
Learning through Abstractions talk about
Direct Purposeful Experiences
Iconic Experience
Symbolic Experiences
Since Direct Purposeful Experiences take up majority of the Cone, we should rely on it for the majority of the class.
True
False
Motion Pictures are considered Symbolic Experiences
True
False
Demonstrations belong to Iconic Experiences
True
False
Formulas fall under Verbal Symbols
True
False
Visual Symbols are part of Direct Purposeful Experiences
True
False
Contrived experiences fall under Iconic Experiences
True
False
Participating in a role-play is an example of Dramatized experiences
True
False
Educational Television is a teaching aid under Iconic Experiences. Which of the following is an example of this?
Knowledge Channel
Dora the Explorer
Sine'skwela
All of the above
Excursions are also part of
Direct Purposeful Experiences
Iconic Experiences
Symbolic Experiences
Charts and Maps are part of
Still Images
Visual Symbols
Verbal Symbols
The class' current activity is baking a cake. What kind of experience is this?
Direct Purposeful Experience
Iconic Experience
Symbolic Experience
According to the Cone of Experience, what type of experience should we use in teaching?
Direct Purposeful Experiences
Iconic Experiences
Symbolic Experiences
All of the above
None of the above
