When Differentiating the Curriculum, Teachers Must Consider the Purposes of Schooling

question 18

True/False

When differentiating the curriculum, teachers must consider the purposes of schooling, the domain, the intentions of the teaching sequence and the outcomes they are working towards in order to successfully link teaching, learning and assessment.

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Definitions:

Rational Appeal

A persuasive technique that uses logical arguments and factual evidence to convince the audience.

Emotional Appeal

Emotional appeal is a persuasive technique that attempts to provoke an emotional response in the audience to influence their attitudes, beliefs, or behavior.

Fear Appeal

A persuasive communication strategy that uses the threat of negative consequences to influence behavior.

Sex Appeal

The ability to attract others sexually, often leveraged in marketing or personal interactions to garner interest or desire.