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Teacher Talk
Demonstrations
Inquiry/Discovery learning
Educational Games
Critical Thinking
100
Discussion with students is considered....
What is informal talk
100
Someone doing an activity in front of the class, or students performing an activity
What is a demonstration
100
Allowing students to be problem solvers
What is inquiry teaching
100
What is a major advantage in the rejuvenation of games?
What is technology, multimedia
100
Students generate ideas and...
What is design ways to test a model
200
Direct insrtuction and lecturing is called...
What is formal teacher talk
200
Demonstrations are useful because....
What is saving time, saving resources
200
Inquiry and discovery teaching are useful but take a lot of....
What is time and instruction
200
What are different types of educational games?
What is jeopardy, board games, role plays, etc
200
Inquiry teaching is what level of thinking?
What is higher level thinking
300
What is a caution concerned with teacher talk?
What is talking too fast, be sure to be heard and understood, talking too much, just because they heard it doesn't mean they understand it
300
Teacher should do this before every demonstration
What is Practice
300
identified by the student, process decided by the student, identification to solution proposed by the student
What is level 3 inquiry
300
True or false, games can be enriching for student learning
What is true
300
One of the most effective ways to use inquiry
What is finding student interests
400
Teachers should avoid talking in what type of voice tone?
What is humdrum monotone
400
Pacing is not important with demonstrations. True or False?
What is False
400
Which level is not true inquiry?
What is level 1
400
Allows students to work together, try different roles, provide concrete experiences
What is simulation
400
Inquiry depends on...
What is skill and problem solving
500
What is a specific teacher talk guideline?
What is clarify the talk, choose between formal/informal, vary activities, prepare outlines, etc Page 280,282
500
Demonstrations should be used to...
What is explain a topic, introduce a topic, visual explanation, etc
500
What is the first step to inquiry?
What is identifying a problem
500
Functions of educational games?
What is motivation, reinforcement, assess learning, pg 294
500
what are some types of inquiry activities?
What is brainstorming, chunking, clustering, compare and contrast, inferring, memory strategies