Which of the Following Teaching Behaviors Is Most Consistent with a Humanistic

question 20

Multiple Choice

Which of the following teaching behaviors is most consistent with a humanistic approach to instruction?

• A) Break a task into a series of small units or steps, provide students with many opportunities to practice new material and skills, provide students with timely corrective feedback.
• B) Make frequent use of student-led discussions and debates, provide students with realistic problems to solve, and provide students with only as much support as they need to complete a task.
• C) Take an interest in students' personal lives, be courteous when dealing with students, and provide multiple ways for students to demonstrate that they have achieved your objectives.
• D) Communicate your goals clearly, use unusual materials and activities, emphasize the interconnectedness of subjects and ideas.

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