ED-103

The following are examples of contrived experiences except.

• A. Model

• B. Specimen

• C. Diagrams

2. 2. It is a form of reconstructed experiences.

• A. Dramatized Experiences

• B. Contrived Experiences

• C. Direct-Purposeful Experiences

3. 3. It refers to a knowledge about the process and practices or methods.

• A. Content Knowledge

• B. Technological Knowledge

• C. Pedagogical Knowledge

4. 4. It is about learning how best to teach our content matter.

• A. Pedagogical Content Knowledge

• B. Pedagogical Knowledge

• C. Content Knowledge

5. 5. It refers to one's ability to critically read information or content.

• A. Media Literacy

• B. Information Literacy

• C. Digital Literacy

6. 6. Includes the use of computers, which has become indispensable in modern societies to process data and save time and effort.

• A. Telecommunication Technologies

• B. Information Technology

• C. Networking Technologies

7. 7. Include telephones (with fax) and the broadcasting of radio and television often through satellites.

• A. Telecommunication Technologies

• B. Information Technology

• C. Networking Technologies

8. 8. A representation of a real manageable event.

• A. Object

• B. Games

• C. Simulation

9. 9. Shows you information as a visual image or picture.

• A. Graphs

• B. Charts

• C. Diagrams

10. 10. Requires students to think outside the box and to take pride in what is uniquely theirs.

• A. Creativity

• B. Critical Thinking

• C. Communication