CNE Prep UPDATED ACTUAL Exam
Questions and CORRECT Answers
VARK - CORRECT ANSWER - Visual, Auditory, Read/Write, Kinesthetic
Learning Domains - CORRECT ANSWER - Cognitive, Affective, Psychomotor
Learning activities for Cognitive Domain - CORRECT ANSWER - reading, writing,
testing, analyzing case studies
Learning activities for Affective Domain - CORRECT ANSWER - journaling, writing a
summary, group discussions
Learning activities for Psychomotor Domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Practicing skills,
simulation
Dave's Taxonomy - Psychomotor Domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Imitation,
Manipulation, Precision, Articulation, Naturalization
Dave's Taxonomy - Imitation - CORRECT ANSWER - Observing & copying someone
else
Dave's Taxonomy - Manipulation - CORRECT ANSWER - Guided by instruction to
perform a skill
Dave's Taxonomy - Precision - CORRECT ANSWER - Accuracy & exactness exist in skill
performance w/o the presence of the original source.
Dave's Taxonomy - Articulation - CORRECT ANSWER - 2+ skills combined, sequenced,
& performed consistently
, Dave's Taxonomy - Naturalization - CORRECT ANSWER - 2+ skills. Performance is
automatic w/ little physical or mental exertion
Education Theory: Progressivism - CORRECT ANSWER - Learning thru experimentation
& problem solving
Education Theory: Behaviorism - CORRECT ANSWER - Learning shaped by forces in
environment. Positive reinforcement provides motivation to learn.
Education Theory: Humanism - CORRECT ANSWER - Learning is not forced, learner is
in control of learning
Education Theory: Essentialism - CORRECT ANSWER - Knowledge transmitted to
students in systematic, disciplined manner.
Education Theory: Reconstructionism - CORRECT ANSWER - Curriculum highlights
social reform
Education Theory: Existentialism - CORRECT ANSWER - Individuals decide for
themselves, learn to appreciate their uniqueness.
Education Theory: Perennialism. - CORRECT ANSWER - Teaching constant truths.
Learning Characteristics: Baby Boomers, ages 51-69 - CORRECT ANSWER - interactive,
interested in problem solving, like written materials with details
Learning Characteristics: Gen X, ages 34-54 - CORRECT ANSWER - learn by doing,
roleplaying, like written materials with bullets, graphics, quotes
Questions and CORRECT Answers
VARK - CORRECT ANSWER - Visual, Auditory, Read/Write, Kinesthetic
Learning Domains - CORRECT ANSWER - Cognitive, Affective, Psychomotor
Learning activities for Cognitive Domain - CORRECT ANSWER - reading, writing,
testing, analyzing case studies
Learning activities for Affective Domain - CORRECT ANSWER - journaling, writing a
summary, group discussions
Learning activities for Psychomotor Domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Practicing skills,
simulation
Dave's Taxonomy - Psychomotor Domain - CORRECT ANSWER - Imitation,
Manipulation, Precision, Articulation, Naturalization
Dave's Taxonomy - Imitation - CORRECT ANSWER - Observing & copying someone
else
Dave's Taxonomy - Manipulation - CORRECT ANSWER - Guided by instruction to
perform a skill
Dave's Taxonomy - Precision - CORRECT ANSWER - Accuracy & exactness exist in skill
performance w/o the presence of the original source.
Dave's Taxonomy - Articulation - CORRECT ANSWER - 2+ skills combined, sequenced,
& performed consistently
, Dave's Taxonomy - Naturalization - CORRECT ANSWER - 2+ skills. Performance is
automatic w/ little physical or mental exertion
Education Theory: Progressivism - CORRECT ANSWER - Learning thru experimentation
& problem solving
Education Theory: Behaviorism - CORRECT ANSWER - Learning shaped by forces in
environment. Positive reinforcement provides motivation to learn.
Education Theory: Humanism - CORRECT ANSWER - Learning is not forced, learner is
in control of learning
Education Theory: Essentialism - CORRECT ANSWER - Knowledge transmitted to
students in systematic, disciplined manner.
Education Theory: Reconstructionism - CORRECT ANSWER - Curriculum highlights
social reform
Education Theory: Existentialism - CORRECT ANSWER - Individuals decide for
themselves, learn to appreciate their uniqueness.
Education Theory: Perennialism. - CORRECT ANSWER - Teaching constant truths.
Learning Characteristics: Baby Boomers, ages 51-69 - CORRECT ANSWER - interactive,
interested in problem solving, like written materials with details
Learning Characteristics: Gen X, ages 34-54 - CORRECT ANSWER - learn by doing,
roleplaying, like written materials with bullets, graphics, quotes
