What is the primary function of an advance organizer (concept developed by David Ausubel) presented at the start of a lesson?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. To bridge the gap between prior knowledge and new conceptual material
- Step 1: Ausubel's advance organizers are introductory frameworks presented prior to detailed instruction. Step 2. They activate relevant prior knowledge schemas and provide mental scaffolding for assimilating new information. Answer: To bridge the gap between prior knowledge and new conceptual material. Why not the others: They are not advance exams, unrelated entertainment, or premature homework assignments.
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