If a toddler is learning to understand the world by physically grabbing and shaking a toy, which of Bruner’s stages are they in?, A) Enactive Mode (Learning by doing), Iconic Mode (Learning by images), Bruner’s "Spiral Curriculum" suggests that teachers should:, Teach a topic once perfectly and never go back to it., Revisit the same topic over time, making it more complex each time., In "Discovery Learning," what is the role of the student?, A passive listener who memorizes what the teacher says., An active explorer who interacts with the environment to find solutions., When a teacher provides temporary help to a student and then slowly removes it as they get better, what is this called?, Scaffolding, Cramming, If a student is learning about the solar system by looking at diagrams and photographs of the planets, which mode are they using?, Enactive Mode, Iconic Mode, Bruner famously claimed that any subject can be taught to any child at any stage of development. What was his main condition for this?, It must be presented in an honest, simplified way., The child must have a high IQ score first., According to Bruner, what is more important in the classroom?, The Process (How the student arrived at the answer)., The Product (Just getting the right answer on the paper)., Bruner believed that "to perceive is to categorize." Does this mean he thought the human brain:, Treats every single object as a brand-new mystery., Groups similar objects together to make sense of the world., Which of these is a classic example of the Symbolic Mode?, Using a formula like $E=mc^2$ to explain energy., Touching a hot stove to learn about heat., In a "Discovery Learning" classroom, who does most of the "heavy lifting" or thinking?, The Teacher (who gives a long lecture)., The Student (who solves puzzles and asks questions).

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