In implementation of teaching, to arouse students’ initiatives creativity in an active group, which learning strategy should be used?A.independent learningB.cooperative learningC.inquiry-based learningD.all above
In implementation of teaching, to arouse students’ initiatives creativity in an active group, which learning strategy should be used?
A.independent learning
B.cooperative learning
C.inquiry-based learning
D.all above
B.cooperative learning
C.inquiry-based learning
D.all above
参考解析
解析：本题考查教学策略。
C选项，探究学习是指从学习内容中选择和确定研究主题，在教学中创设一种类似于学术（或科学）研究的情境，让学生自主、独立地发现问题，通过信息搜集与处理、表达与交流等探索活动，获得知识、技能、发展情感与态度，特别是发展探索精神和创新能力的学习方法和学习过程。综上，C选项正确。
A选项，自主学习强调自我导向、自我激励、自我监控的学习。
B选项，合作学习是在课堂中，教师将学生分成小组，通过指导小组成员展开合作达到完成特定的教学任务的目的。其意义在于改变了教师垄断课堂的信息源而学生处于被动地位的局面，从而激发了学生的主动性。
D选项，故排除。
故正确选项为C。
C选项，探究学习是指从学习内容中选择和确定研究主题，在教学中创设一种类似于学术（或科学）研究的情境，让学生自主、独立地发现问题，通过信息搜集与处理、表达与交流等探索活动，获得知识、技能、发展情感与态度，特别是发展探索精神和创新能力的学习方法和学习过程。综上，C选项正确。
A选项，自主学习强调自我导向、自我激励、自我监控的学习。
B选项，合作学习是在课堂中，教师将学生分成小组，通过指导小组成员展开合作达到完成特定的教学任务的目的。其意义在于改变了教师垄断课堂的信息源而学生处于被动地位的局面，从而激发了学生的主动性。
D选项，故排除。
故正确选项为C。
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