Child Development and Pedagogy · Teacher-Learning Process
A teacher often encourages her students to describe the specific process they used to solve a mathematical problem. In the context of the process of learning, this strategy:
- 1is meaningless and wastes instructional time.
- 2should be used rarely as it confuses other students.
- 3can disrupt the ideal pace of learning.
- 4helps significantly in the development of metacognitive and cognitive skills.✓
Correct answer
helps significantly in the development of metacognitive and cognitive skills.
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