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2.An important emphasis of constructivist beliefs is the need to embed learning in real-
world situations where learners function as a community helping to solve real-world
problems.
a. True
b. False
5. How could you use collaborative research and writing in your classroom? Describe
how it could improve the learning of your class.
6. How might advances in technology improve collaborative learning in your school or
classroom? What uses of technology do you use to facilitate collaborative learning right
now?
SCORING GUIDE
0-1 Unsatisfactory - Quiz not submitted; or incomplete or inappropriate completion. Two
or more incorrect answers on objective items.
2 Developing - 1 incorrect answer on objective item; or 1 or more essay question does not
include clear description of incorporating collaborative learning or include one specific
example to support the response.
3 Proficient - All objective items correct. Both essay questions contain a clear description
of incorporating collaborative learning by including at least one specific example to
support the response.
4 Advanced - All items in #3 included. At least one additional example /anecdote or
description of collaborative learning is included.
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