Meaningful learning is different from rote learning in which of the following ways? A) Meaningful learning is related to previously known information, and rote learning is not. B) Rote learning is remembered longer than meaningful learning. C) Meaningful learning is learning interesting information, and rote learning is boring. D) Rote learning is written down, and meaningful learning is not.

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Jack Russo

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15 September, 01:04

Meaningful learning is different from rote learning in which of the following ways? A) Meaningful learning is related to previously known information, and rote learning is not. B) Rote learning is remembered longer than meaningful learning. C) Meaningful learning is learning interesting information, and rote learning is boring. D) Rote learning is written down, and meaningful learning is not.

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Jair Short · Answer 1

Meaningful learning is different from rote learning in a way that meaningful learning is related to previously known information, and rote learning is not. Rote learning requires repetitive remembering while meaningful learning is more of relating from previous knowledge.

The answer would be letter A.

Byron Berger · Answer 2

The correct answer from the options above is letter A. Meaningful learning is related to previously known information, and rote learning is not". Meaningful learning relates the learned facts to better understand the concepts while rote learning involves only memorization by repetition.