The Cone Of Experience Flashcards

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How is The Cone utilized?

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Select instructional resources and activities

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What is Dale’s Cone of Experience?

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A pictorial device to explain interrelationships of audio visual media and “positions” in the learning process

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The Cone is based on the relationships of educational experiences to

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Real life

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The bottom level of The Cone is

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Direct purposeful experiences representing reality or closest to things to real, everyday life

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Which part in The Cone allows the use of all senses?

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Direct experience

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Which one in The Cone involves only hearing?

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Verbal symbols

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Which one is better? Less sensory or more sensory channel learning?

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More sensory channel involvement

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The Topmost part of The Cone is

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Verbal symbols

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Each level of the cone above its base moves the learner _______real life experience

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Further away from

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An observational experience with little or no opportunity to participate or use senses other than seeing and hearing

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Motion pictures

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Highly participatory and simulate real life situations or activities

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Contrived experiences

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Learner acts out a role or activity

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Dramatized experiences

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People recall how many percent of what they read?

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10

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People recall how many percent of what they hear?

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20

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People recall how many percent of what they see?

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30

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People recall how many percent of what they hear and see?

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People recall how many percent of what they say and write?

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People recall how many percent of what they do?

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Principal medium of communication

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Verbal symbols

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Fits the tempo of presentation of idea, topic or situation

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Chalkboard, whiteboard, flat maps, diagrams, charts

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Visual and auditory materials used by individuals or groups

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Recordings radio still pictures

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A solution to time and space constraints

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TV and motion pictures

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Present objects or processes otherwise impossible inside the classroom

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Visualized explanation of an important fact or idea or process

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Demonstrations

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Undertaken primarily for the purpose of experiencing something that cannot be encountered within the classroom
Field trips
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Help get closer to certain realities that are no longer available at first hand
Dramatized experiences
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Making use of models or mock ups of reality to make real life accessible
Contrived experiences
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Unabridged version of life itself
Direct purposeful experiences
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Learning by doing and learning by teaching others result in how many percent retention rates
75 and 90
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Why use instructional media in the classroom?
``` DSLR-QC Distant Small Large Remote : time and space Quickly Complex ```
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Guidelines in Selection of Instructional Materials
``` NSP-TCS Need Source Preview Try Compare Select ```
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Distracters of Instruction
SEC Subject / Knowledge Environment / Emotional Psychological Culture
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Contributions of Instructional Technology to Instructional Process
``` Quality Uniform / Standard Access Learning dynamism Interest heightened Time maximization Varied ```
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4 things to consider in the proper use of materials
Prepare yourself Prepare students Present material Follow up
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Who formulated the PPPF and proposed guide to effective use of instructional materials?
Hayden Smith and Thomas Nagel