The Elements of Teaching and Learning

Question 1

Prime mover of education wheel

Answer 1

Teacher

Question 2

Key participants in the learning

Answer 2

Students

Question 3

Provides essential features that could make a headway in guiding the processs

Answer 3

Conducive Environment

Question 4

True or False. Learners differ in their abilities, aptitudes, interest, values, etc.?

Answer 4

True

Question 5

Sentinent body and rational soul

Answer 5

Embodied spirit

Question 6

5 distinguising elements of the learners

Answer 6

• ability
• aptitude
• interest
• family/cultural background
• attitudes

Question 7

Capacity to understand and assimilate information

Answer 7

Ability

Question 8

Categories of the abilities

Answer 8

• fast
• average
• slow

Question 9

The mental ability

Answer 9

• superior
• above average
• below average

Question 10

Innate (natural) talent or gift

Answer 10

Aptitude

Question 11

strong attraction or appeal to activities

Answer 11

Interest

Question 12

T or F. lessons that doesnt give them the chance to express their feelings will be more meaningful and easily absorbed

Answer 12

Fales

Question 13

Individuals perspective and disposition
- curiosity, responsibility, creativity, persistence

Answer 13

Attitudes

Question 14

Ability that allows a person to solve a problem

Answer 14

Intellegence

Question 15

Multiple Intelligences

Answer 15

• picture smart
• word smart
• number/logic smart
• body smart
• music smart
  -self smart
• people smart
• nature smart
• spirit smart

Question 16

Learning visually, see things in one’s mind to create a product

Answer 16

Picture Smart (Visual/Spatial)

Question 17

Learning through written or spoken

Answer 17

Word smart (verbal/linguistic)

Question 18

Learning through reasoning

Answer 18

Number/Logic Smart (Mathematical/Logical)

Question 19

Learning through interactions with one’s environment.. concrete experience

Answer 19

Body Smart (Bodily/Kinesthetic)

Question 20

learning through pattern, rhythms, music

Answer 20

Music smart (Musical)

Question 21

Learning through feelings, values

Answer 21

Self Smart (intrapersonal)

Question 22

Learning through interactions with others

Answer 22

People Smart (Interpersonal)

Question 23

Learning through classifications, categories, hierarchies

Answer 23

Nature Smart (Naturalist)

Question 24

seeing the big picture

Answer 24

Spirit Smart (Existential)

Question 25

Preferred way an individual process information

Answer 25

Learning/thinking style

Question 26

Sensing - thinking

Answer 26

Mastery

Question 27

intuitive - thinking

Answer 27

Understanding

Question 28

sensing - feeling

Answer 28

interpersonal

Question 29

intuitive - feeling

Answer 29

self experessive

Question 30

Sensory Preferences

Answer 30

• visual learners
• auditory learners
• tactile/kinesthetic learners

Question 31

Must see actions and facial expressions

Answer 31

visual learners

Question 32

Prefer visual imagery

Answer 32

Visual - iconic

Question 33

Prefer abstract symbolism

Answer 33

Visual - sumbolicm

Question 34

Must her verbal lectures, talking, listen to what others have to say

Answer 34

Auditory learners

Question 35

remember things said to them

Answer 35

listeners

Question 36

talk, discuss, ask question

Answer 36

talkers

Question 37

hands on approach, exploratio, learning by doing

Answer 37

tactile/kinesthetic learners

Question 38

Tend toward linear
step by step
see finite elements

Answer 38

Analytic (Linear)

Question 39

“What part of the brain is responsible for linear and analytical functions?”

Answer 39

Left Brain

Question 40

Lean towards non linear thoughts
see whole pattern
overall structure

Answer 40

Global (Nonlinear)

Question 41

“What part of the brain is responsible for nonlinear/ globalfunctions?”

Answer 41

Right Brain