Quiz on Active Learning Techniques
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- Q1
Which of the following definitions best reflects the definition of active learning?
All students being physically active in class
Students taking notes during a lecture
All students in class being asked to speak, write, or reflect on something
All students in class working in a group on an assigned activity
60s - Q2
The optimal class session contains
mostly activities
a variable blend of lecturing and activities
an equal blend of lecturing and activities
mostly lecturing
60s - Q3
Facilitator asks a question and calls one student to respond. Rate this as
An active teaching practice
Good active learning practice
Not an active learning
Questionable active learning practice
60s - Q4
The facilitator asks a question, gives the students 60 seconds to work on it individually, then instructs them to work in pairs and gives 30 seconds to try to reach a consensus and finally calls on a student to give the pair's response . Rate this as
Questionable active learning practice
Good active learning practice
Not active learning
An active teaching practice
60s - Q5
Name the technical term used for "engaging students in thinking about their own learning".
Users enter free textType an Answer60s - Q6
What is the term for learner-centric, active learning technique in an OPD that happened through a brief case presentation, narrowing down differential diagnosis (DD), then analyzing the DD, planning & management of the case further self-directed learning for the case-related issue?
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Name the type of Inquiry-based learning when a teacher provides only the research question for the students. The students are responsible for designing and following their own procedures to test that question and then communicate their results and findings.
Confirmation Inquiry
Open/True Inquiry
Guided Inquiry
Structured Inquiry
60s - Q8
What is optimum size of a small group for a small group activity?
6-10
3-6
10-25
25-75
30s - Q9
Classify the following question as per Bloom's taxonomy.
What components of the physical exam might demonstrate abnormalities related to hypertension in the index patient?
Analyze
Apply
Remember
Understand
30s - Q10
Name the active learning technique.
Didactic Questioning
Probing Questioning
Reciprocal Questioning
Socratic Questioning
30s - Q11
You want to show a complex problem solution to your class in a way that best equips the students to solve a similar problem themselves. The technique which can be used for this purpose is
Thinking-aloud pair problem solving (TAPPS)
Showing solution step-by-step in class, giving students the chance to ask questions after every step
SNAPPS
One minute preceptor
60s - Q12
Individual prework- individual readiness assurance test- team readiness assurance test- clarification session- application- optional peer evaluation. Name the type of collaborative active learning technique in the above process.
Case based learning
Jigsaw group learning
Team-based learning
Problem based learning
60s - Q13
Students write for one minute on a specific question (which might be generalized to “What is the most important thing you learned today in the class”)
Users enter free textType an Answer60s - Q14
Click on the correct sequence of note taking.
Record, Review, Reduce, Recite, Reflect
Reduce, Recite, Reflect, Record & Review
Record, Reflect, Reduce, Recite & Review
Record, Reduce, Recite, Reflect & Review
60s - Q15
Match the statement with their appropriate ALS technique.
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