Tasks with Feedback

Tasks with Feedback (TwF) is a learning method that involves completing tasks and receiving feedback to improve both knowledge and performance. A TwF can be created by a teacher or by the learner themselves.

This page lists Tasks with Feedback that I have created for learners.

• How to set up admin?
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• Compare and contrast accuracy and objectivity in journalism.
• What is fact checking?
• What is engineering?
• What is an argument?
• Create a file called journal.txt with at least five instances of the word "todo." Then, replace instances of the whole word "todo" with "TODO:"
• Describe the common modes in vim.
• List the main things you can do with Vim.
• What is a proposition?
• Explain how to color foreground text in vim in the terminal.
• What is a mode in vim?
• How can you tell if a news article follows journalistic ethics? In priority order, what are the most important things to look for?
• What is a conspiracy theory?
• Calculate the number of moles and molecules in 10 grams of water.
• What are the primary dimensions of power?
• Define acumen.
• What is a regex?
• List the primary dimensions.
• What is a primary dimension?
• What is Dimensional Homogeneity?
• What is the molar mass?
• Define prolix.
• Define nadir.
• Define dogmatic.
• Define prolix.
• Define analysis.
• Define anodyne.
• Define arrant.
• Define benighted.
• Define churlish.
• Define desultatory.
• Define logic.
• Describe compare and contrast.
• Define disinformation.
• Define ennui.
• Define exigent.
• Define fatuous.
• Define gauche.
• Define maleficent.
• Define oeuvre.
• What does "news" mean?
• How can you delete all open buffers in Vim?
• Define perfidy.
• Define sanctimonious.
• Define sine qua non.
• Define solicitous.
• Define synthesis.
• Define trenchant.
• Define urbane.
• What is critical thinking?
• Explain how to do critical thinking.
• Define an autocommand in Vim.
• What is a keybinding?
• Is a warranted predisposition a bias?
• What is a regular expression?
• Define news.
• Why learn how to use regexes (regular expressions)?
• How do skilled coders use regexes?
• What is persuasion?
• Why learn persuasion?
• What is ethical persuasion?
• What are the two main roles in persuasion?
• What is manipulation?
• Can a skilled persuader get themself to act in their own best interests?
• What is a keybinding?
• How do you set a keybinding in Vim using Lua?
• What is a key question?
• Give three or more examples of persuasion as applied to getting someone to take an action.
• Give three or more examples of persuasion as applied to getting someone to change their identity.
• What is memory?
• Give three or more examples of persuasion as applied to getting someone to change their beliefs
• Why do some actors (people or groups) manipulate others?
• Evaluate this Boolean expression: `True and False or True`
• Describe the difference between the `and` and `or` operators in Boolean logic.
• What does `not (True or False)` evaluate to?
• Define force as it is used in mechanics.
• Context: A person is riding a bicycle. Give three or more examples of force.
• How do you get a specific record from a table?
• What makes something memorable?
• Why is feedback important for learning?
• Situation: A full coffee cup is sitting on a table. Task: Draw a FBD of the coffee cup.
• Describe the heading elements in HTML.
• What is a con (confidence) man?
• What is propaganda?
• Explain how anyone can build a great golf swing into their long-term memory (LTM).
• How can you tell if something is in your long-term memory?
• How does practice build memory?
• What is declarative and nondeclarative knowledge?
• What is encoding?
• What is knowledge?
• What is LTM and STM?
• Why is sleep important for memory?
• What is a memory trace?
• Use python to do the following calculation. Person A needs to arrive at 10:00 AM. The drive time is 3:06. What time do they need to leave.
• List and briefly describe the six levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy.
• Reclassify this: “Judge the effectiveness of current climate agreements.” Which Bloom’s level?
• **Task**: Explain how to apply effective learning (EL) to the given situation. **Situation**: A person is learning how to kayak and they want to learn how to roll. A roll, aka Eskimo roll, is a technique used by kayakers to recover from a capsized position and return upright without exiting the kayak. Learning to roll is done in calm water like a swimming pool. As the learner develops, they progress to open water and then progress to white water. A roll done is challenging whitewater when you capsize unexpectedly is called a "combat roll."
• Reclassify this: “Propose a new climate policy to reduce global emissions.” Which Bloom’s level?
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• Give an example of an Apply-level task in math.
• Classify this task: “Critique this research paper’s conclusion. Is the evidence strong enough to justify it?”
• Give an example of a Remember-level task in math.
• Give a one-sentence description of each Bloom’s level in your own words.
• List Bloom’s six cognitive levels in correct order.
• Classify the following on the Bloom's scale. “Examine how economic policies and emissions interact.”
• What is journalism?
• What is logic?
• What does the following text mean? Analysis: {systematic, rules and information, best conclusion or best way to proceed when problem solving}.
• List five things that most Americans would want from their government.
• In Logseq, what is a backlink?
• What is graph view in Logseq?
• List three ways to reach many people with political messages.
• What are the three essential elements of Docker, and how does each contribute to making an app portable and reproducible?
• - Common units on stress? - Secondary Dimensions? - Primary Dimensions?
• A 2000 pound weight hangs from a vertical 1 inch diameter steel rod. Caculate the average stress in the rod in SI units.
• What are the essential elements of a happy path?
• In the context of problem solving, what is a path?
• What is Logseq?
• Why use Logseq?
• In Logseq, what is a block?
• How are square brackets [[name]] related to hashtags
• Describe the block link syntax and give an example.
• What is Logseq?
• Why use Logseq?
• In Logseq, what is a block?
• In Logseq, what is a backlink?
• What is graph view in Logseq?
• How are square brackets [[name]] related to hashtags?
• Describe the block link syntax and give an example.
• When do you use a tag?
• When do you use a page title to organize?
• What is organization?
• Why is effective organization worth learning and applying?
• What does CRUD stand for, and how is it related to organization?
• What does friction mean in the context of taking an action.
• What can be organized?
• What is communication?
• What is a message?
• Play "This Old Man" on the guitar.
• Play "America the Beautiful" on the guitar.
• Distinguish cognitive content from affective content in a message.
• What are success criteria?
• What are success criteria for communication (sender role)
• What are success criteria for communication (receiver role)
• What is paraphrasing?
• Is a warranted predisposition a bias?
• What resources can a sender use to assemble and express their message?
• What is the job of a sender in communication?
• What is the job of a receiver in communication?
• Describe the two main roles in communication.