Which best illustrates the Socratic method?
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A teacher gives a lecture while students take notes.
A teacher gives a lecture while students take notes.
Students read a book independently and write a summary.
Students read a book independently and write a summary.
Students work in groups to complete an art project.
Students work in groups to complete an art project.
The teacher asks a series of questions and the students discuss them.
The teacher asks a series of questions and the students discuss them.
The teacher asks a series of questions and the students discuss them.
Which of the following is one of the promises made by doctors in the Hippocratic oath?
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Doctors will tell other people about your conditions.
Doctors will tell other people about your conditions.
Doctors will experiment on patients, even if it is unethical.
Doctors will experiment on patients, even if it is unethical.
Doctors will ask their patients questions and make observations.
Doctors will ask their patients questions and make observations.
Doctors will treat symptoms, not root causes of illness.
Doctors will ask their patients questions and make observations.
Drag the characteristics to the correct individual. Characteristics may be used once or not at all.
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Put responses in the correct input to answer the question. Select a response, navigate to the desired input and insert the response. Responses can be selected and inserted using the space bar, enter key, left mouse button or touchpad. Responses can also be moved by dragging with a mouse.
Individual Characteristics
Euclid
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Aristotle
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Herodotus
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I apologize, but without the given characteristics, I am unable to determine which characteristics belong to each individual. Could you please provide the characteristics that are supposed to be matched with Euclid, Aristotle, and Herodotus?
The answer that best illustrates the Socratic method is: "The teacher asks a series of questions and the students discuss them."
To understand why this answer is correct, we need to understand what the Socratic method is. The Socratic method is a form of philosophical inquiry in which the teacher asks a series of questions to stimulate critical thinking and encourage the students to arrive at a deeper understanding of a topic. Instead of simply lecturing or providing answers, the teacher engages the students in a dialogue that challenges their assumptions and promotes active learning.
In the other responses, a teacher gives a lecture while students take notes, students read a book independently and write a summary, or students work in groups to complete an art project. While these activities may have their own educational value, they do not specifically demonstrate the Socratic method. The key aspect of the Socratic method is the teacher-student interaction through questioning and discussion.
Individual Characteristics
Euclid
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Aristotle
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Herodotus
ResponseS KNOWN AS THE OF GEOMETRY.
LEADER IN SCIENTIFIC STUDY.
KONWN AS THE FATHER OF HISTORY.
SOUGHT KNOWLEDGE THROUGH OBSERVATION.