Teaching Methods Quiz

What is the definition of induction in the inductive method?

• Arriving at a given generalization

• Combining different elements

• Starting with generalization

• Explaining and clarifying a major idea

Which method begins with generalization and then provides examples?

• Inductive method

• Problem method

• Integrated method

• Deductive method

What is the process of combining different elements and presenting them as one unifying whole called?

• Deduction

• Induction

• Integration

• Exposition

Which method includes steps like lecture-discussion and demonstration-lecture?

• Project method

• Problem method

• Type-study method

• Integrated method

What is the teaching procedure for explaining and clarifying a major idea?

• Expository method

• Lecture method

• Laboratory method

• Demonstration method

Which method is an inductive procedure that studies only one case?

• Project method

• Laboratory method

• Problem method

• Type-study method

What method gives direction to the discussion and prevents wandering off the topic?

• Demonstration method

• Problem method

• Laboratory method

• Project method

Which method is sometimes called the imitative method for faster and more effective learning?

• Inductive method

• Demonstration method

• Expository method

• Laboratory method

What is the process of taking the contents of a particular subject as big blocks and not as isolated bits of information?

• Laboratory method

• Project method

• Problem method

• Morrisonian technique

Which method is a teaching procedure dealing with firsthand experiences regarding materials or facts obtained?

• Expository method

• Inductive method

• Demonstration method

• Laboratory method