Intentional Learning, as Described in the Textbook, Would Be Most

question 45

Multiple Choice

Intentional learning, as described in the textbook, would be most important for which one of the following learning tasks?

• A) Revising previously inaccurate understandings of scientific phenomena
• B) Learning how to spell words that violate common English letter-sound relationships e.g., the term hors d'oeuvre)
• C) Learning that performance on classroom tests is usually better if one studies a little bit every night rather than cramming at the last minute
• D) Learning how to ask grammatically correct questions in the English language

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Definitions:

Piggybacking

Utilizing or leveraging the work, success, or momentum of another for one's own benefit, often without authorization.

Sequencing

The process of arranging activities, tasks, or events in a specific order or sequence.

Absentee Brainstorming

A technique where individuals generate ideas separately before sharing them with the group, often used to prevent the domination of discussions by vocal participants.

Silent Brainstorming

A collaborative idea generation method where participants write down their ideas individually without discussing them, to encourage independent thinking and prevent dominant voices from swaying the group.