What does learner-centeredness encourage?, Active students, Teacher only, Silent copying, No choices, In learner-centeredness, students can make some what?, Tests, Mistakes, Drawings, Decisions, Meaningful interaction helps students learn by what?, Repeating rules, Memorizing alone, Communicating, Avoiding peers, Students construct meaning with whom?, Machines only, Others, The textbook, Nobody, Cognitive engagement includes which skill?, Guessing blindly, Copying only, Sleeping, Analyzing, Cognitive engagement asks students to solve what?, Songs, Problems, Schedules, Posters, Real-world relevance connects tasks to what?, Old furniture, Empty routines, Authentic purposes, Random drills, Real-world relevance links language with what?, Situations, Decoration, Silence, Isolation, Reflective practice involves thinking about what?, Noise, Weather, Lunch, Progress, Reflective practice also considers possible what?, Punishments, Improvements, Vacations, Delays

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