Question

Pre-Active stage, Inter-Active stage and Post-Active stage are the three stages of teaching. This idea was proposed by:

• A. Ausubel
• B. Gagne
• C. Jackson
• D. Vygotsky

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Jackson

Jackson's model of teaching (1968) proposes that teaching can be divided into three stages:

1. Pre-Active Stage: Planning and preparation before the lesson.

- Setting objectives

- Preparing materials

- Anticipating student needs

2. Inter-Active Stage: The actual teaching and learning process.

- Presenting information

- Guiding student activity

- Providing feedback

3. Post-Active Stage: Evaluation and follow-up after the lesson.

- Assessing student learning

- Reflecting on teaching effectiveness

- Planning for future lessons

Jackson's model highlights the importance of planning, implementation, and evaluation in the teaching process.