Learning Plans
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Topics of this game:
- Tasks that learners engage in to master specific learning objectives are called:
- Which of the following is NOT a principle of Universal Design?
- What stage of the learning cycle is used to determine prior knowledge and create interest in the topic?
- What part of the learning cycle provides information needed to gain new knowledge and skills?
- What part of the learning cycle provides learners with the opportunity to work with new learning with feedback to improve?
- What stage of the learning cycle has learners use learned information/skills to demonstrate mastery?
- Implementing Universal Design means that anyone should be able to participate in any learning experience
- Howard Gardner, the creator of Multiple Intelligences (MI), believes schools should implement MI to
- Purposefully incorporating learning resources inclusive of diverse cultures, religions, abilities, and lifestyles is important.
- Questioning, pair/share, writing, role playing, and discussion are examples of active learning strategies.
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