WGU D692 Section 3 Vocabulary Questions and
Correct Answers
student directed teaching methods
approaches where students take the lead in their math learning
teacher directed teaching methods
approaches where the teacher guides and directs math instruction
guided play
activities initiated by the teacher that include clear learning goals and engages children in math
discussions
focus on understanding
teaches students to understand math concepts rather than just memorizing facts
use manipulatives
physical objects like blocks, counters, and beads to help learners see and understand math
concepts
group work
group activities allow students to learn from each other, discuss different ways to solve
problems, and develop communication skills
real-life connections
relating math to everyday situations relevant to students' lives
, encouraging independence
allowing students to explore and solve problems on their own
passion and enthusiasm
teachers showing excitement and interest in math
math centers
various math stations with tools and activities
story problems
math problems based on real-life scenarios like shopping, cooking, or playing games
interactive games
games that require math thinking and problem-solving
journaling
students write about what they learned, explain concepts in their own words, and reflect on their
problem-solving methods
housekeeping routines
a routine that involves putting away materials, organizing the classroom, and maintaining
cleanliness
behavior management routines
routines that focus on guiding children's behavior, such as walking to the rug for morning
meetings or lining up for recess
Correct Answers
student directed teaching methods
approaches where students take the lead in their math learning
teacher directed teaching methods
approaches where the teacher guides and directs math instruction
guided play
activities initiated by the teacher that include clear learning goals and engages children in math
discussions
focus on understanding
teaches students to understand math concepts rather than just memorizing facts
use manipulatives
physical objects like blocks, counters, and beads to help learners see and understand math
concepts
group work
group activities allow students to learn from each other, discuss different ways to solve
problems, and develop communication skills
real-life connections
relating math to everyday situations relevant to students' lives
, encouraging independence
allowing students to explore and solve problems on their own
passion and enthusiasm
teachers showing excitement and interest in math
math centers
various math stations with tools and activities
story problems
math problems based on real-life scenarios like shopping, cooking, or playing games
interactive games
games that require math thinking and problem-solving
journaling
students write about what they learned, explain concepts in their own words, and reflect on their
problem-solving methods
housekeeping routines
a routine that involves putting away materials, organizing the classroom, and maintaining
cleanliness
behavior management routines
routines that focus on guiding children's behavior, such as walking to the rug for morning
meetings or lining up for recess
