Lesson 10:Demonstrations In Teaching
6 Questions
| Total Attempts: 150
This quiz is easy for those student who study hard in educational technology ,
Questions and Answers
- 1.1. What is the meaning of coik fallacy in teaching demonstration .
- A.
Clear only if a known
- B.
Clear fallacy
- C.
Communication
- D.
Good communication
- E.
Good demonstration
- 2.2.What do you mean by good demonstration.
- A.
Is an audio visual presentation
- B.
Do not hurry
- C.
Asking question to check understanding
- D.
Preparing and planning
- E.
Good conduct of demonstration
- 3.3.what is the meaning of demonstration.
- A.
It is a public showing an emphasizing for salient ,merits efficiency.
- B.
It is a new product of a good demonstrator.
- C.
It is a strategy to express their emotions
- D.
To promote a of good things
- E.
Leautab
- 4.3.Who gives three guiding principles in using demonstration as a teaching-learning experiences
- A.
EDGAR DALE
- B.
PASTEUR
- C.
SMITH
- D.
BROWN
- E.
LOUIS
- 5.4. Who says that " The ones at which errors is likely to be made ,the places at which many people stumble .
- A.
Brown
- B.
Pasteur
- C.
Louis
- D.
DALE
- E.
Role
- 6.5. What are the three instances of demonstration
- A.
Speaker,audience,guest
- B.
speaker, a process of speaking ,and a process of showing a product
- C.
Strategy,speaker,guest
- D.
Audience,strategy ,speaker
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