The Unit Approach to Teaching

question 3

Multiple Choice

The unit approach to teaching

• A)offers reliance on direct instruction, inquiry, or any other selected approach.
• B)offers a basic set of instructional activities that are constant throughout.
• C)Guarantees that the content will be developed in goal oriented ways.
• D)provides flexibility with respect to teaching methods and learning activities.

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Definitions:

Initiative Versus Guilt

A stage in Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development where children learn to initiate activities and develop a sense of purpose or feel guilty for their actions and thoughts.

Personality Change

Significant and enduring alterations in an individual's behavioral, emotional, and attitudinal patterns.

Young Adulthood

A developmental stage typically covering the period from the late teens through the twenties, characterized by exploration, independence, and the establishment of one's personal and professional identity.

Maturation

The process of becoming mature; the process of development in organisms or organizational structures.