When adopted in the classroom, active methodologies are understood as being capable of: a. providing different discussed strategies that prioriti...

When adopted in the classroom, active methodologies are understood as being capable of:


a. providing different discussed strategies that prioritize different learning situations.
b. characterizing situations created by the teacher with the intention that the learner has a more active role in their teaching and learning process.
c. addressing traditional teacher-centered teaching, transmitting information to students.
d. creating learning situations in which learners do things, putting knowledge into action, focused only on the job market.
e. restricting the memorization of information, involving the learner in mental activities.