Assignment 7
Presentations
Textbook Assignment:
Chapter 7, Pages 1 through 43
Learning Objective: Determine the
role that teaching plays in the
Command Religious Program activities.
7-1.
Presentations are tools used in the
Command Religious Program (CRP) for
which of the following purposes?
1. To instruct only
2. To inform only
3. To entertain only
4. To instruct, inform, and entertain
7-2.
It is generally accepted that learning is
the acquisition of knowledge or skill.
1. True
2. False
7-3.
What is the first step in the learning
process?
1. Planning what is to be taught
2. Determining the method of teaching
to be used
3. Stimulating the trainees senses
4. The trainees reaction to the
stimulation
7-4.
Research and experimentation in the area
of learning indicate that what percent
of a persons knowledge is acquired
(a) through the sense of sight, and (b)
through the sense of hearing?
1. (a) 25%; (b) 50%
2. (a) 50%; (b) 25%
3. (a) 75%; (b) 13%
4. (a) 95%; (b) 5%
7-5.
Which of the following methods of teaching
is NOT normally employed by CRP religious
education (RE) instructors?
1.
Lecture
2.
Discussion
3.
On-the-job
4.
Demonstration
In answering questions 7-6 through 7-9, select
from column B the step in which the action
described in column A should take place.
A. Actions
B.
Steps in Teaching
7-6.
Evaluation of
1.
Application
instruction
2.
Testing
7-7.
Arousing the
students
3.
Presentation
interest
4.
Warmup
7-8.
Introducing the
new material to
the students
7-9.
Students practicing
what they have
learned
In answering questions 7-10 through 7-13, select
from column B the part of the lesson plan that
would cover the action identified in column A.
A.
Actions
B.
Parts of Lesson Plan
7-10. Instructor goes 1. Learning objectives
over important
ideas or steps 2.
Application
presented
3.
Teaching method
7-11. The students
demonstrate
4.
Summarization
their ability
to perform
7-12. A demonstration
is used by the
teacher
7-13. The skills to be
acquired are
outlined by the
teacher
Learning Objective: Delineate the
various steps in an effective
teaching procedure.
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