Retention Of Learning Jeopardy Template

Who is Edgar Dale	Stages of Learning	Retention	Cone of Experience	Implications
100 What is April 27, 1900. Edgar Dale Born was born in the year _______.	100 what is 4 There are ___ stages of learning and retention.	100 What is retention of learning? having the information stored in long-term memory in such a way that it can be readily retrieved	100 What is 7 levels? How many levels does the Cone of Experience (Learning) pyramid have?	100 What is AIR UP The acronym can be used to remember the five retention factors presented is
200 What is John Dewey? Edgar Dale’s work was most heavily influenced by _______	200 What is UNCONSCIOUS INCOMPETENCE This stage of learning does the following describe:“I don’t know that I don’t know something”	200 What is Retention? Process by which long environment. term memory preserves a learning so that it can locate, identify and then retrieve it in the future.	200 What is 10 percent? On the Learning pyramid the reading level effective for acquiring and retaining information? What percentage of learning does this refer to?	200 What is (AIRUP) • Association • Interest and motivation • Processing • Repetition • Use of Multiple Channels the five retention factors presented
300 What is Audio-Visual Methods in Teaching Edgar Dale wrote 3 books. These books were based on_______.	300 What is UNCONSCIOUS INCOMPETENCE AND UNCONSCIOUS COMPETENCE the first and last stage of learning and retention?	300 The study of retention clearly overlaps with the study of Memory	300 What is Teaching others? Which level on the Learning pyramid has 90 percent of retention learned?	300 What is including activities that are experimental Dale’s Cone of Experience can be implemented to the teaching-learning process by...
400 What is “Father of Modern Media in Education”. Edgar Dale is referred to as _______.	400 what is UNCONSCIOUS COMPETENCE What level of learning does the follow describe: Billy knows his times table up to 15 and can multiply numbers automatically in his head without using any grouping technique. Billy is in which stage of learning and retention?	400 Why is this retention important for educators 1. How a learner processes new information 2. help teachers select strategies to improve retention and retrieval of information	400 What is Lecture, Reading, Audio visuals, Demonstration, Discussion, Practice doing and teaching others? List the levels of the learning pyramid?	400 What is Learning what works for your students, Stay Goal Oriented, Take a Multi sensory Approach, Use Flashcards, Encourage Note Taking five tips to improve learning retention in the classroom.
500 What is 1946? Dale introduced the Cone of experience in the year ____	500 when you're doing something right but you have to consciously focus on doing it the right way Explain what is Conscious Competence	500 What parts of the body involves learning? brain and nervous system	500 What is a passive form of learning where you simply sit back and listen to information being spoon fed to you by your teacher or professor and only caters for the auditory learner. Briefly explain why attempting to acquire information and gain understanding only through lectures is not the most effective way of learning?	500 Your answer depends on your teaching strategies. Complete the following statement: I will ensure that my students retain the information by using ______ level of Edgar Dale's Cone of Experience

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