Question

Identify factors affecting learning.
A. Skills of the teacher
B. Knowledge of the teacher
C. Physical appearance of the teacher
D. Support materials used by the teacher
E. Family conditions of the teacher

• A. A, B & D Only
• B. A, B & E Only
• C. B, C & D Only
• D. B, D & E Only

Hint:

If a factor doesn't help explain a concept or keep a student focused on the subject, it's likely not a factor affecting "learning."

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Concept: Factors affecting learning are divided into learner-centric factors and teacher/instructional factors. Instructional factors must directly influence the quality of information transfer and student engagement.

Step 1: Evaluating Teacher Competence.
The teacher’s Skills (A) (pedagogical ability) and Knowledge (B) (subject mastery) are primary factors because they dictate how well a concept is delivered and explained.

Step 2: Evaluating Instructional Aids.
The use of Support materials (D) (TLMs, technology, charts) provides the visual or tactile stimulation necessary for deeper understanding.

Step 3: Identifying Irrelevant Factors.
The Physical appearance (C) of the teacher and their Family conditions (E) are personal matters that do not fundamentally change the cognitive learning process of the student in the classroom.