MCC Adult Faith Formation Design 2

Question 1

Which of the following best describes the 'andragogical' approach in adult faith formation?

Accepted Answer

Centering learning on adult life experience, self-direction, and readiness to learn

Answer

Andragogy, developed by Malcolm Knowles, centers adult learning on self-direction, prior experience, and practical relevance to life.

Question 2

In designing an adult faith formation program, which needs assessment method gathers data directly from the target community?

Accepted Answer

Conducting parish surveys or focus groups with parishioners

Answer

Surveys and focus groups with the target community provide direct, context-specific data about the learning needs of adult learners.

Question 3

According to the USCCB document 'Our Hearts Were Burning Within Us,' what is the primary goal of adult faith formation?

Accepted Answer

To support adults in developing a living, explicit, and fruitful faith

Answer

'Our Hearts Were Burning Within Us' calls for adult faith formation that fosters a living, conscious, and active faith in every dimension of life.

Question 4

When sequencing sessions in an adult faith formation series, what principle should guide the order of content?

Accepted Answer

Move from concrete life experience toward deeper theological reflection

Answer

Sound adult learning design moves from concrete experience to reflection, then to broader principles and action — following the experiential learning cycle.

Question 5

Which evaluation type assesses adult faith formation outcomes at the conclusion of a program?

Accepted Answer

Summative evaluation

Answer

Summative evaluation measures the overall effectiveness and outcomes of a program after it has concluded.

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MCC Adult Faith Formation Design 2