Simulation in education
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- Q1What types of skills can be developed using simulation in education?Neither technical nor soft skills.Both technical and soft skills.Technical skills only.Soft skills only.30s
- Q2What are some examples of simulation in education?Reading textbooks, listening to lectures, taking multiple-choice tests.Playing video games, participating in group discussions, practicing meditation.Flight simulators, medical simulators, virtual reality simulations.Watching documentaries, going on field trips, doing independent research.30s
- Q3Which of the following is an advantage of simulation-based learning?It provides a one-size-fits-all approach to instruction.It allows learners to practice real-world skills in a safe, risk-free environment.It requires no preparation or instructional design.It reduces the amount of time spent on learning.30s
- Q4What is the goal of simulation-based training?To assess learners' knowledge without providing feedback.To help learners develop skills and knowledge via deliberate practice in a controlled environment.To provide a theoretical understanding of a subject without practical application.To let learners practice without any guidance or supervision.30s
- Q5What is simulation in education?A method of teaching that involves watching videos.A method of teaching that uses a magic wand to learn.A method of teaching that only uses textbooks.A method of teaching that imitates real-world situations or processes.30s