Which technique involves students following a teacher's demonstration to learn a sequence?

Which technique involves students following a teacher's demonstration to learn a sequence?

• A. Matching
• B. Demonstrations
• C. Kinesthetic feedback
• D. Line dances

Answer: (B)

Demonstrations use a teacher showing the movement in the exact order, timing, and technique, and students learn by watching and then reproducing what they saw. This visual model helps learners build a clear plan of the sequence in their minds, so when they try it themselves they can follow the steps in the correct order and with proper form. After the demonstration, guided practice and feedback reinforce what to do and how to adjust, making the sequence easier to recall and execute. Matching focuses on pairing or recognizing similarities, kinesthetic feedback centers on feeling cues and adjusting your own movement, and line dances describe performing a sequence of steps as a dance activity rather than the instructional method of showing a sequence through a teacher’s model.

Demonstrations use a teacher showing the movement in the exact order, timing, and technique, and students learn by watching and then reproducing what they saw. This visual model helps learners build a clear plan of the sequence in their minds, so when they try it themselves they can follow the steps in the correct order and with proper form. After the demonstration, guided practice and feedback reinforce what to do and how to adjust, making the sequence easier to recall and execute.

Matching focuses on pairing or recognizing similarities, kinesthetic feedback centers on feeling cues and adjusting your own movement, and line dances describe performing a sequence of steps as a dance activity rather than the instructional method of showing a sequence through a teacher’s model.