Andragogy Strategies Flashcards

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Professor Malcolm Knowles 5 Andragogy assumptions are.

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  1. Self concept
  2. Adult learner experience
  3. Readiness to learn
  4. Orientation to learning
  5. Motivation to learn
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Who is widely recognized for their work in developing Andragogy strategies for teaching adults.

A. Professor Malcolm Knowles
B. Charles Berlitz 
C. Georgi Lozanov
D. James Asher
E. Howard Gardner
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A - Malcolm knowles

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As a person matures, his or her readiness to learn becomes increasingly orientated to the developmental task of his/her social roles.

Is which a the 5 Andragogy assumptions.

A. Self concept
B. Adult learner experience
C. Readiness to learn
D. Orientation to learning
E. Motivation to learn
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C. Readiness to learn

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As a person matures his/her self-concept moves from one of being a dependent personality towards one of being a self directed human being.

Is which of the 5 Andragogy assumptions.

A. Self concept
B. Adult learner experience
C. Readiness to learn
D. Orientation to learning
E. Motivation to learn
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A. Self concept

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As a person matures he or she accumulates a growing reservoir of experience that becomes an increasing resource for learning.

Is which of the 5 Andragogy assumptions.

A. Self concept
B. Adult learner experience
C. Readiness to learn
D. Orientation to learning
E. Motivation to learn
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B. Adult learner experience

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As a person matures, his/her time perspective changes from one of postponed application of knowledge to immediacy of application and accordingly, his/her orientation towards learning shifts from one of subject centeredness to one of problem centeredness.

Is which of the 5 Andragogy assumptions.

A. Self concept
B. Adult learner experience
C. Readiness to learn
D. Orientation to learning
E. Motivation to learn
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D. Orientation to learning.

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As a person matures, the motivation to learn becomes internal.

Is which of the 5 Andragogy assumptions.

A. Self concept
B. Adult learner experience
C. Readiness to learn
D. Orientation to learning
E. Motivation to learn
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E. Motivation to learn

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The 4 Andragogy principles are.

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  1. Involved adult learners
  2. Adult learners experience
  3. Relevance and impact to learners lives
  4. Problem centered
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Adults need to be involved in the planning and evaluation of their instruction.

Is which of the 4 Andragogy principles.

A. Involved adult learners
B. Adult learners experience
C. Relevance and impact to learners lives
D. Problem centered

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A. Involved adult learners

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Adult learning is problem centered rather than concept orientated.

Is which of the 4 Andragogy principles.

A. Involved adult learners
B. Adult learners experience
C. Relevance and impact to learners lives
D. Problem centered

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D. Problem centered

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Experience including mistakes provides the basis for the learning activities.

Is which of the 4 Andragogy principles.

A. Involved adult learners
B. Adult learners experience
C. Relevance and impact to learners lives
D. Problem centered

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B. Adult learners experience

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Adults are most interested in learning subjects that have immediate impact on the job or personal life.

Is which of the 4 Andragogy principles.

A. Involved adult learners
B. Adult learners experience
C. Relevance and impact to learners lives
D. Problem centered

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C. Relevance and impact to learners lives

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True or false:
A EFL teacher at all times should treat adults as adults especially when using simpler language to make a point or correcting a mistake. Show respect and treat them as your intellectual equals.

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True

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True or false:
The EFL teacher draws on the adults experience and connects the lessons with something learned in the past. Use both your experiences and those of students as a resource to help students incorporate those experiences into activities.

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True

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True or false:
A EFL teacher should encourage adult students to identify their own weaknesses and develop learning strategies to overcome them.

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True

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True or false:
In some cases, It’s wise to group students of similar skill levels together, or in other cases, pair students strong to weak. Either way, students should be conversing in English to solve an English problem.

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True

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True or false.
A EFL teacher should root the learning goals of adult students in the present so the students may apply the lessons immediately. Try to shorten the gap between lesson and real-life application.

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True.

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Student led learning is know as.

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Andragogy

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Teacher directed learning is known as

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Pedagogy

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True or false:
It is the teachers responsibility is to assess, regardless of whether a class comprises children, adolescents or adults, if the most effective result from the lesson will be achieved from an Andragogical or pedagogical approach.
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True