Which One of the Following Examples Illustrates a Cognitive Apprenticeship

question 73

Multiple Choice

Which one of the following examples illustrates a cognitive apprenticeship?

• A) Mr. Ferguson gives students numerous word problems involving addition until they can solve such problems easily.
• B) Ms. Lupinsky and a student work together to solve a challenging word problem, with Ms. Lupinsky modeling effective ways of thinking about the problem.
• C) Mr. Johnson asks students to do easy word problems as a way of boosting their self-confidence for the more difficult problems that will soon follow.
• D) Ms. Pang individualizes the word problems she gives each student, depending on each one's present skill level.

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