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Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 2mins
How many levels does Gagne's learning of hierarchy have?
12
9
7
10
Before proceeding to class discussion Teacher Ana presented a short video clip to her students to get their attention, what level of Gagne's learning hierarchy did Teacher Ana apply?
RECEPTION (Gaining attention)
RETRIEVAL (Stimulating prior knowledge)
SELECTIVE PERCEPTION (PRESENTING THE STIMULUS)
RESPONDING (ELECITING PERFORMANCE)
This is the Stage of Bruner's cognitive representation, in which a child can directly manipulate the object without the internal representation of a said object.
Symbolic Representation
Iconic Representation
Inactive Representation
Enactive Representation
Which is the correct sequence of Bruner's three stages of cognitive representation?
inactive, symbolic, iconic
enactive, iconic, symbolic
enactive, symbolic, iconic
inactive, iconic, symbolic
Which stage of Bruner's cognitive representation does the picture most likely refer to?
Symbolic Representation
Iconic Representation
Enactive Representation
Pictorial Approach
The teacher is presenting Today's lesson using appropriate methods and techniques to avoid information overload, What level of Gagne's learning hierarchy does the statement most likely refer to?
Presenting stimulus
Inform learners objectives
New Lesson
Providing learning guidance
This is the theory of learning where the learner draws on his or her own experience and existing knowledge to discover facts and relationships and new truths to be learned.
Constructivism Learning
Project Based Learning
Discovery Learning
Inquiry based Learning
Choose the correct sequence of Gagne's learning of Hierarchy.
1. Gaining Attention
2.informing learners of the objective
3.stimulating recall of prior knowledge
4.eliciting performance
5.presenting stimuli
6.providing learning guidance
7.assessing performance
8.providing feedback
9. generalization
1. Gaining Attention
2.stimulating recall of prior knowledge
3.informing learners of the objective
4.presenting stimuli
5.eliciting performance
6.providing learning guidance
7.assessing performance
8. generalization
9.providing feedback
1. Gaining Attention
2. informing learners of the objective
3.stimulating recall of prior knowledge
4. presenting the stimulus
5.providing learning guidance
6.eliciting performance
7.providing feedback
8.assessing performance
9. generalization
