__________ is a teacher centered model that focuses on student's activities being guided by the teacher?
Correct answer: B. Directive Model
- A. Thinking Model
- B. Directive Model
- C. Pedagogical Model
- D. Indirect Model
Explanation
The directive model is teacher-centred: the teacher structures the learning process and guides students’ activities toward specified objectives. Indirect models give learners substantially more autonomy.
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