Froggy Jumps: Prevoius knowledge (second language


Froggy Jumps Prevoius knowledgeVersion en ligne Quick quizz par Omar Martínez 1 From these examples; Which one is not a noun? a road b house c blue 2 Previous knowledge refers to the information, skills, or experiences that a person has acquired prior to a particular learning or activity. According to who is this information? a Frida Diaz Barriga b David Ausubel c Jean Piaget 3 Is it an example of previous knowledge: a Living abroad b Academic knowledge c Emotional development 4 Choose the correct one: When people have previous knowledge of a topic, they can connect new information to their existing understanding, making it easier to learn and remember. a Transfer knowledge to new situations b Solve problems more effectively c Understand new information more easily 5 Choose the correct one: Previous knowledge can help individuals identify patterns, recognize relationships, and develop strategies for solving problems. a Transfer knowledge to new situations b Solve problems more effectively c Understand new information more easily 6 Choose the correct one: People can apply their previous knowledge to new situations and tasks, even if the situations are slightly different. a Transfer knowledge to new situations b Solve problems more effectively c Understand new information more easily 7 The Importance of previous knowledge in learning English. What does this statement define? When you have knowledge or skills in a similar language (e.g., Spanish, French), you can often transfer these to English, making learning easier and faster. a Positive transfer b Negative transfer c Mental frameworks 8 Complete: Mental frameworks: Previous knowledge helps activate schemas, which are mental frameworks or representations that organize information. When you have existing schemas related to English (e.g., vocabulary, grammar rules),... a it's easier to connect new informations and makes sense of it. b it's more easier to connect new information and make sense of it. c it's easier to connect new information and make sense of it. 9 Complete: Motivation and engagement - Confidence: Having previous knowledge can boost your confidence and motivation to learn English. When you recognize connections between what you already know and what you're learning,... a it can be most enjoyable and rewarding. b it can be more enjoyable and rewarding. c it can not be more enjoyable and rewarding. 10 Complete: Motivation and engagement - Relevance: Previous knowledge can make English learning more relevant and engaging. When you see how English can be applied to your interests or career goals... a you're more likely to be motivated to learn. b you are not more likely to be motivated to learn. c you're more likely to be motivate to learn. 11 Complete: Cultural understanding - Contextual knowledge: If you have previous knowledge of English-speaking cultures, it can help you understand the language better, including idioms, slang, and cultural references. a These can not make learning more meaningful and enjoyable. b This can make learning more meaningful and enjoyable. c This can make learning less meaningful and enjoyable.

1

From these examples; Which one is not a noun?

a

road

b

house

c

blue

2

Previous knowledge refers to the information, skills, or experiences that a person has acquired prior to a particular learning or activity. According to who is this information?

a

Frida Diaz Barriga

b

David Ausubel

c

Jean Piaget

3

Is it an example of previous knowledge:

a

Living abroad

b

Academic knowledge

c

Emotional development

4

Choose the correct one: When people have previous knowledge of a topic, they can connect new information to their existing understanding, making it easier to learn and remember.

a

Transfer knowledge to new situations

b

Solve problems more effectively

c

Understand new information more easily

5

Choose the correct one: Previous knowledge can help individuals identify patterns, recognize relationships, and develop strategies for solving problems.

a

Transfer knowledge to new situations

b

Solve problems more effectively

c

Understand new information more easily

6

Choose the correct one: People can apply their previous knowledge to new situations and tasks, even if the situations are slightly different.

a

Transfer knowledge to new situations

b

Solve problems more effectively

c

Understand new information more easily

7

The Importance of previous knowledge in learning English. What does this statement define? When you have knowledge or skills in a similar language (e.g., Spanish, French), you can often transfer these to English, making learning easier and faster.

a

Positive transfer

b

Negative transfer

c

Mental frameworks

8

Complete: Mental frameworks: Previous knowledge helps activate schemas, which are mental frameworks or representations that organize information. When you have existing schemas related to English (e.g., vocabulary, grammar rules),...

a

it's easier to connect new informations and makes sense of it.

b

it's more easier to connect new information and make sense of it.

c

it's easier to connect new information and make sense of it.

9

Complete: Motivation and engagement - Confidence: Having previous knowledge can boost your confidence and motivation to learn English. When you recognize connections between what you already know and what you're learning,...

a

it can be most enjoyable and rewarding.

b

it can be more enjoyable and rewarding.

c

it can not be more enjoyable and rewarding.

10

Complete: Motivation and engagement - Relevance: Previous knowledge can make English learning more relevant and engaging. When you see how English can be applied to your interests or career goals...

a

you're more likely to be motivated to learn.

b

you are not more likely to be motivated to learn.

c

you're more likely to be motivate to learn.

11

Complete: Cultural understanding - Contextual knowledge: If you have previous knowledge of English-speaking cultures, it can help you understand the language better, including idioms, slang, and cultural references.

a

These can not make learning more meaningful and enjoyable.

b

This can make learning more meaningful and enjoyable.

c

This can make learning less meaningful and enjoyable.

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Prevoius knowledgeVersion en ligne

par Omar Martínez

From these examples; Which one is not a noun?

Previous knowledge refers to the information, skills, or experiences that a person has acquired prior to a particular learning or activity. According to who is this information?

Is it an example of previous knowledge:

Choose the correct one: When people have previous knowledge of a topic, they can connect new information to their existing understanding, making it easier to learn and remember.

Choose the correct one: Previous knowledge can help individuals identify patterns, recognize relationships, and develop strategies for solving problems.

Choose the correct one: People can apply their previous knowledge to new situations and tasks, even if the situations are slightly different.

The Importance of previous knowledge in learning English. What does this statement define? When you have knowledge or skills in a similar language (e.g., Spanish, French), you can often transfer these to English, making learning easier and faster.

Complete: Mental frameworks: Previous knowledge helps activate schemas, which are mental frameworks or representations that organize information. When you have existing schemas related to English (e.g., vocabulary, grammar rules),...

Complete: Motivation and engagement - Confidence: Having previous knowledge can boost your confidence and motivation to learn English. When you recognize connections between what you already know and what you're learning,...

Complete: Motivation and engagement - Relevance: Previous knowledge can make English learning more relevant and engaging. When you see how English can be applied to your interests or career goals...

Complete: Cultural understanding - Contextual knowledge: If you have previous knowledge of English-speaking cultures, it can help you understand the language better, including idioms, slang, and cultural references.