Exam 17: Structured Discovery

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Which of the following statements is NOT true about structured discovery lessons?

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Structured discovery lessons allow students to experience the actual process of making a discovery.

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Structured discovery lessons promote critical thinking.

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Describe the type of content that works well with the structured discovery model and content that does not work for this model.Use an example to help clarify your answer and provide a rationale for your selection.

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Structured discovery lessons and inquiry lessons have the same purpose.

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Structured discovery improves retention.

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Any topic can be taught using structured discovery as long as the teacher plans carefully.

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Some of the following would be appropriate topics for structured discovery lessons, some would not.Mark them as follows: YES = it is an appropriate topic.                  NO = it is not an appropriate topic. the definition of "acronym"

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Structured discovery is an inductive learning model.

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Structured discovery lessons do not include an opening in order to avoid giving away the discovery.

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Why is the potential for student confusion greater in the structured discovery model than in direct instruction?

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Give two examples of behavioral expectations that are important to address in structured discovery lessons.

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the steps for preparing a microscope slide

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Which of the following is NOT an appropriate way to address students' readiness for a structured discovery lesson?

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