Case-Based Discussions

Meaning and Purpose

100

A case based discussion is a _______ session.

A. learning

B. testing

C. brainstorming

C. brainstorming

200

Which of the following is FALSE for case-based discussions?

1. It helps teachers to explain concepts and provide in-depth knowledge about a topic.

2. It helps teachers to move towards the application of the concept in their classrooms

3. It helps teachers to encourage group work among students

1. It helps teachers to explain concepts and provide in-depth knowledge about a topic.

300

In which of the following situations is a case-based discussion NOT relevant?

1. All participants are new to the topic being discussed

2. Facilitator wants the participants to apply a new concept

3. Participants have varying experience and expertise levels

1. All participants are new to the topic being discussed

Elements

100

Ms. Nayana ended a case-based discussion after each group presented their ideas. Which step did she miss?

Next steps!

200

Identify the missing step in this chain of steps to facilitate a case-based discussion

A. Introduce concept

B. Case story

C. Brainstorming

A. Introduce concept

B. Case story

C. CLARIFY CASE

D. Brainstorming

300

Which field of work did case-based discussions originate from?

The medical field!

Steps

100

Rearrange the following steps in facilitating a case-based discussion.

-Brainstorming

-Clarify case

-Introduce concept

-Next Steps

-Presentation

-Case story

1. Introduce concept

2. Case story

3. Clarify case

4. Brainstorming

5. Presentation

6. Next steps

200

What is the acronym to represent the elements of a case story?

1. ABCDE

2. LMNOP

3. PQRST

PQRST

300

What are the elements to consider when writing or choosing a case story? (List at least 5)

Problem 

Quotations

Relevance

Story

Short

Topic

Trivia

100

Which are the two modes of facilitation we have learnt about in the Super Mentor Program so far?

Discussion circles and case-based discussions

200

How many sessions on Zoom have we attended as part of the Super Mentor Program (including this one)?

Five!

300

Which are the two most commonly occurring first letters of first names in our cohort of Super Mentors?

R and S