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'''Group calling''' is a method used in a [[class]] setting where the explainer asks all the [[learner]]s to say the answer out loud in unison, or as close as possible to unison. | |||
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* [[Cold calling]] | * [[Cold calling]] | ||
* [[Voluntary participation]] | * [[Voluntary participation]] | ||
* [[Quiet prompt]] | |||
Latest revision as of 15:58, 23 September 2021
This article is about a format used within an exposition for the explainer to get feedback from the learner(s), and/or for learner(s) to self-assess.
View list of in-exposition feedback formats | View summary table of learning techniques (not limited to in-exposition feedback formats)
Group calling is a method used in a class setting where the explainer asks all the learners to say the answer out loud in unison, or as close as possible to unison.