Which ancient Greek philosopher tutored the young Alexander the Great?
AnswerAristotle
Aristotle was hired by King Philip II of Macedon to tutor his son Alexander.
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AnswerAristotle
Aristotle was hired by King Philip II of Macedon to tutor his son Alexander.
AnswerSocrates
The Socratic method uses questions to help learners examine ideas and reason their way to answers.
AnswerGuardian
Latin 'tutor' meant guardian or protector, from a verb meaning to watch over.
AnswerWater
At the water pump, Sullivan spelled 'water' into Helen's hand and she connected the word with the feeling.
AnswerRetrieval practice
Retrieval practice, like self-quizzing, strengthens memory more than simply reviewing material again.
AnswerAbout two standard deviations
Bloom reported that students tutored one-to-one scored about two standard deviations above conventionally taught peers.
AnswerLev Vygotsky
Vygotsky described the zone of proximal development as what a learner can do with guidance but not yet alone.