Homework Help Forum: Early Child Ed.

Posted by Ms. Sue-- This is for You-- Please Check!! on Wednesday, November 21, 2007 at 7:06pm.

Would you please make sure that I have chosen the best possible answer for each question? 1. In which one of the following teaching approaches does the teacher make all the decisions regarding what,how,and when the students perform? A. Direct B. Indirect C. Guided discovery D Exploration 2. In which one of the following approaches do all the children perform the same activity at the same time using demonstration and imitation? A. Indirect B. Direct c. Exploration D. Guided discovery 3. The most significant advantage of the ________approach is the efficient use of time. A. guided discovery B. exploration C. direct D. indirect 4. Which one of the following indirect teaching methods involves convergent problem-solving? A. Direct B. Task-oriented C. Guided discovery D. Exploration 5. Which one of the following teaching approaches is most suitable for older preschoolers and primary grade students? A. Exploration B. Direct C. Task-oriented D. Guided discovery 6. The teacher should never provide the answer in the______________ teaching approach. A. guided discovery B. command C. direct D. task oriented Here are my answers: 1. (A) Direct 2. (B) Direct 3. (C) direct 4. (C) Guided discovery 5. (D) Guided discovery 6. (A) guided discovery If you think I have any wrong--please let me know! Thank you!!

• Early Child Ed. - bobpursley, Wednesday, November 21, 2007 at 7:20pm

  Ms Sue is off on holiday. I agree with you, however, I have a problem with question 4, Guided Discovery is generally recognized to be able to involve convergent, and divergent, thinking.

  
  

• Early Child Ed. - Ms. Sue-- This is for You-- Please Check!!, Thursday, November 22, 2007 at 7:06pm

  Are you saying question #4 is wrong?

  
  

• Early Child Ed. - Ms.sue, Friday, December 5, 2008 at 2:13pm

  What the heck are u talking about that is all rong.

  
  

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