arrange
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check
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choose
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| cite | define | demonstrate |
| describe | draw | duplicate |
| explain | find | group |
| how | how much? | identify |
| illustrate | know | label |
| list | locate | make |
| match | memorize | name |
| omit | order | outline |
| pick | point to | quote |
| read | recall | recite |
| recognize | record | relate |
| remember | repeat | reproduce |
| retrieve | say | select |
| show | sort | spell |
| state | summarize | tally |
| tell in your own words | touch | transfer |
| translate | underline | what |
| what does it mean? | what is? | when? |
| where? | which one? | which is the best one? |
| who | why | write |
Activities
- Bring to mind appropriate material and stored knowledge
- Define customer service
- Drill and practice
- Explain the law of supply and demand
- Fill out a loan processing form
- Fill out workbooks or worksheets
- Find definitions
- Games
- Identify four teaching methods from the information processing family
- Identify the type of fracture
- Illustrate a word/concept
- Information searches
- Know rules
- Label the parts of a machine
- List policies and procedures
- List specific bits of learned information
- Locate examples of negligent misrepresentation in the following article
- Look at a product and provide a detailed description
- Make a timeline
- Memory games
- Multiple Choice tests
- Name three features of our new line of products
- Question and Answer sessions
- Questions have right or wrong answers
- Quizzes
- Quote a law, price, or other bit of information
- Read a book or article
- Recall a process or information
- Recite company policies or other learned information
- Recount facts
- Remember previously learned information
- Remember terms, methods, facts, concepts, specific items of information
- Remember things read, heard, seen
- Select the appropriate procedure (e.g. for fighting an electrical fire)
- State procedure
- Tell statistics
- Who is considered the “father” of adult learning theory?
- Write definitions for the following terms
- Write an email to a potential customer outlining three benefits of our new product
