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What is transfer of learning?
What is transfer of learning?
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What is the difference between automatic and reflective transfer?
Reflective is used only in school.
Automatic uses skills directly; reflective applies strategies.
Automatic only occurs in social contexts.
Reflective occurs when taking a test.
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In which phase of transfer do students practice with feedback?
Transfer phase.
Retention phase.
Repetition phase.
Acquisition phase.
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What is a key to achieving reflective transfer?
Only study for exams.
Practice in different settings to improve application of knowledge.
Memorize all the content of the books.
Apply strategies in very specific contexts.
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What is "conscious abstraction" in reflective transference?
Memorize the solution to a specific problem.
Solve problems without thinking about the strategies used.
Identify general principles that can be applied in different situations.
Apply only strategies learned at home.
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Which of the following is an example of transfer between subjects?
Using mathematical principles to solve physics problems.
Learning a new song in music class.
Reading a history book in literature class.
Making a summary in art class.
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Which of the following strategies encourages positive transfer?
Connect learning to previous experiences.
Do not provide feedback.
Teach only specific procedures.
Avoid practice in different contexts.
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How can families support the transfer of learning?
By only attending parent meetings.
By teaching only topics outside the curriculum.
By disengaging from school learning.
By encouraging practice at home with activities such as recipes or projects
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What is Learning Transfer?
Memorizing formulas without understanding them.
Using knowledge only in the final exam.
Repeating exercises without variation.
Applying previously learned knowledge to new situations.