Transfer of Learning, Curve & Plateau
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In the context of 'Plateaus in Learning' and apart from 'mental fatigue and lack of motivation' analyzed by psychologists like Ross, which of the following is considered the most effective and scientific teaching strategy to break or eliminate the plateau condition that arises during the learning curve?
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A plateau in learning refers to a temporary standstill or stagnation in the progress of the learning curve. To overcome this barrier and break the plateau, several pedagogical strategies are employed.
- Change in Methods: Introducing new teaching techniques, varied activities, and innovative methodologies revives student interest.
- Motivation: Providing appropriate reinforcement and motivation helps renew enthusiasm.
- Proper Rest Intervals: Combating mental fatigue through scheduled breaks.
Therefore, option (b) accurately represents this scientific approach by replacing monotonous methods with fresh techniques and motivational strategies.
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