NCAE Instructional Strategies 2

Question 1

A teacher presents new information, models the process, guides students through practice, then gradually releases responsibility to students. What strategy is this?

Accepted Answer

Gradual Release of Responsibility

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Discovery learning

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Flipped classroom

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Peer tutoring

Question 2

Which instructional strategy involves presenting a real-world complex problem to students who must investigate and find solutions?

Accepted Answer

Problem-Based Learning (PBL)

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Rote learning

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Lecture method

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Recitation

Question 3

In a 4A lesson plan (Activity, Analysis, Abstraction, Application), what happens during the 'Abstraction' phase?

Accepted Answer

Students generalize concepts and formulate principles from their analysis

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Students play games related to the lesson

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Students apply learned concepts to new situations

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The teacher reviews the previous lesson

Question 4

Which strategy requires students to think individually, then discuss with a partner, before sharing with the whole class?

Accepted Answer

Think-Pair-Share

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Round Robin

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Jigsaw

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Numbered Heads Together

Question 5

A teacher uses pre-recorded video lectures for students to watch at home, then uses class time for exercises and discussion. This is called a:

Accepted Answer

Flipped classroom

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Traditional classroom

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Distance learning

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Open learning

Question 6

Which type of questioning requires higher-order thinking by asking students to evaluate, analyze, or create?

Accepted Answer

Divergent/open-ended questions

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Convergent questions

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Recall questions

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Yes/No questions

A teacher presents new information, models the process, guides students through practice, then gradually releases responsibility to students.What strategy is this?

A teacher presents new information, models the process, guides students through practice, then gradually releases responsibility to students.
What strategy is this?