D186 WGU Learning as a Science OA Review –
Questions With Expert Solutions
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UNIT 1 TYPES OF QUESTIONS
1 Socratic questioning 2
Open ended questions
3 FAMOUS EDUCATIONAL THEORISTS 4 Analytical Questions
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Terms in this set (35)
UNIT 1 TYPES OF QUESTIONS CANNOT be answered with a simple yes.
Open ended questions
Socratic questioning Related to open- ended questions( Clarification)
Think pair share collaborative interactive learning strategy that boosts
students time to talk to each other
Problem based questions Presenting a real-world problem encourages students
to analyze, evaluate, and create solutions.
Reflective questions a deep, open-ended prompt designed to spark self-
awareness, personal growth, and critical thinking
Analytical Questions require deep logical reasoning rather than simple
factual recall
Hypothetical Questions usually ask "what if" to explore an imaginary idea
Clarifying Questions Simple inquiries used to remove doubt, fix missing
details, and ensure clear communication.
LEARNING PRACTICES
Interleaving Practice Mixing different aspects/ curriculum together to help
focus on more than one thing.
Questions With Expert Solutions
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Play your way to mastery with fun games
Match Blocks Charms NEW
Practice questions for this set
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CANNOT be answered with a simple yes.
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UNIT 1 TYPES OF QUESTIONS
1 Socratic questioning 2
Open ended questions
3 FAMOUS EDUCATIONAL THEORISTS 4 Analytical Questions
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (35)
UNIT 1 TYPES OF QUESTIONS CANNOT be answered with a simple yes.
Open ended questions
Socratic questioning Related to open- ended questions( Clarification)
Think pair share collaborative interactive learning strategy that boosts
students time to talk to each other
Problem based questions Presenting a real-world problem encourages students
to analyze, evaluate, and create solutions.
Reflective questions a deep, open-ended prompt designed to spark self-
awareness, personal growth, and critical thinking
Analytical Questions require deep logical reasoning rather than simple
factual recall
Hypothetical Questions usually ask "what if" to explore an imaginary idea
Clarifying Questions Simple inquiries used to remove doubt, fix missing
details, and ensure clear communication.
LEARNING PRACTICES
Interleaving Practice Mixing different aspects/ curriculum together to help
focus on more than one thing.
