In programmed instruction, a branching program is different from ...

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In programmed instruction, a branching program is different from a linear program in that a branching program:
 
  a. Allows students to make choices about the topics they study
  b. Takes smaller steps in teaching new material
  c. Provides remedial work for students who need it
  d. Is more likely to address important instructional objectives

Question 2

Computer-assisted instruction (CAI) has several advantages over noncomputer-based programmed instruction (PI). Which one of the following is not an advantage of CAI over PI?
 
  a. CAI provides immediate reinforcement, whereas PI does not.
  b. CAI allows the use of videos and other moving graphics.
  c. CAI allows for the collection of data regarding the progress of each student.
  d. CAI is often found to be more effective than traditional instruction; PI is typically no more effective than traditional methods.

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a

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