Which of the following is an example of positive reinforcement with the use of technology?

Gamification and points are rewarded for getting the right answers

Which one of the following best describes the theory of constructivism?

Children construct knowledge through their experiences and interactions.

In a constructivist classroom, the teacher is most likely to do which of the following:

Prompt and facilitate discussion

What is Active Learning in Constructivism?

When learners are active in constructing their own knowledge

According to the Connectivist theory, which statement below best reflects how knowledge is viewed?

Knowledge is distributed across information networks

Which one of the following would NOT be an example of Connectivism?

Reading a chapter in a textbook and sitting for a test

In cognitivism, what happens when students learn something that is opposed to what they believe in?

The learning will be accomodated.

What does the “affordance of technology” mean?

It is the properties of the technology and its capabilities.

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Which of the following is an example of positive reinforcement with the use of technology?
Use of video to provide explanations of a concept to help students learning
The instant response and feedback given after taking an online quiz
Gamification and points are rewarded for getting the right answers
Use of technology to measure students level of understanding
2
Which one of the following best describes the theory of constructivism?
Children construct knowledge through seeing, touching and feeling.
Children construct knowledge through their experiences and interactions.
Children construct knowledge by using reason rather than their senses.
Children construct knowledge when they are not influenced by anyone else.
3
In a constructivist classroom, the teacher is most likely to do which of the following:
Prompt and facilitate discussion
Provide summative tasks to assess the learning
Use reinforcement strategies to encourage the learner
Clearly articulate thinking when explaining a problem
4
What is Active Learning in Constructivism?
When learners are active in constructing their response
When learners are active in constructing their own knowledge
When learners are active in constructing their mind
When learners are active in constructing their behaviours
5
According to the Connectivist theory, which statement below best reflects how knowledge is viewed?
Knowledge is construed through a repertoire of behaviours
Knowledge is developed through contact with an adult
Knowledge is formed through people’s experiences
Knowledge is distributed across information networks
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Which one of the following would NOT be an example of Connectivism?
Following a blog and commenting on the writer’s work
Referencing a database to do a collaborative task
A forum where people can discuss on a particular subject
Reading a chapter in a textbook and sitting for a test
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In cognitivism, what happens when students learn something that is opposed to what they believe in?
The learning will be accomodated.
The learning stops.
The knowledge will be transferred.
They will assimilate the new knowledge.
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How does technology support the constructivist classroom?
Students can review work based on just-in-time feedback to improve learning
Students can access information, communicate online and present information
Students can use online tools to create items to share their understanding
All of the above
9
Which type of conditioning argues that behaviour follows stimuli in a relatively unthinking manner?
reinforcement
operant
classical
observational
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What does the “affordance of technology” mean?
It is the properties of the technology and its capabilities.
It is the function of the technology and what it is designed to do.
It allows users to add audio, images and video into their work.
It is the actual cost of the technology tool.

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