The Best Teaching Strategies Involve Problem Solving with Enough Direction

question 72

Multiple Choice

The best teaching strategies involve problem solving with enough direction from teachers so that students gain useful knowledge, while also providing enough freedom so students can actively think about these problems themselves. This technique is called

• A)latent learning.
• B)response chaining.
• C)guided discovery.
• D)rote learning.

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Definitions:

Turn Stop

Turn stop usually relates to a mechanical feature designed to limit the rotation angle of a component, ensuring controlled movement or positioning.

Toe-in

Refers to the alignment adjustment of the front wheels of a vehicle so that they are slightly closer to each other at the front than at the rear to improve steering precision and tire wear.

Radial Steering Tires

Tires designed with a specific tread and structure for steering axles, offering better stability, handling, and wear characteristics compared to conventional tires.

Knuckle Vertical Clearance

The vertical space required above a railway track to allow safe passage of trains without contacting any structures above, especially concerning knuckle couplers on rolling stock.