A Learning Strategy Is

question 5

Multiple Choice

A learning strategy is:

• A) a process that cues students to independently perform specific cognitive activities.
• B) an activity led by a teacher to enhance understanding of content.
• C) a process that cues teachers to perform specific instruction activities.
• D) an approach to teaching basic skills.

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Definitions:

Prior Learning

Knowledge or skills acquired through life experiences, outside formal education and training environments.

New Information

Newly acquired data or knowledge that was not known previously.

Intrusive Memories

Unwanted, involuntary memories that are often distressing and related to traumatic events, frequently occurring in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Emotionally Traumatic Experience

An event or situation that causes significant emotional distress, potentially leading to lasting psychological impact.