Implementing Learning Activities
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Can you please discuss the strategies for implementing these 4 learning activities:
1.Guided multiple choice exercises
2.Stand-alone multiple choice
3.Simple fill-in-the-blank responses
4.Move screen objects from one place to another
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Can you please discuss the strategies for implementing these 4 learning activities:
1.Guided multiple choice exercises
2.Stand-alone multiple choice
3.Simple fill-in-the-blank responses
4.Move screen objects from one place to another
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Generally, you can discuss how implementing any learning activity requires a good set of instructions and guidelines to be provided by the teacher beforehand. You can also talk about how the teacher should always be available for help and assistance so students are confident when undertaking the learning activity. For details on each specific activity, please see below:
GUIDED MULTIPLE CHOICE
Teachers can implement this by providing the student with a number of hints, cues and instructions while they are presented with a multiple choice question, in order to help assist them when answering. For example, the teacher can give a short presentation before a multiple-choice test, that allows students to pick-up on key information which can help them score the right answers. This is a learner-centered approach which gives the student flexibility in choosing these "guides" if they like. It is also a form of "practical exploratory" and "experimental" teaching (Igbojinwaekwu, 37).
You can elaborate more on this method by reading the article below:
http://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ1081669.pdf
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