Parks staff have practiced reservation software. Which activity best gets learners to ask and answer questions themselves?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Kids who write the quiz for the next table learn twice—once making the item, once answering. Parks pairs doing a peer quiz on reservations get that loop. If only the trainer asks, or if the room goes silent with a help file or a sales video, learners never question each other.
Full Explanation
Activities that encourage learners to ask and answer questions themselves shift questioning off the trainer. A peer quiz in which pairs write and answer items produces that exchange on the reservation software. Instructor-only questions, silent reading, and uninterrupted marketing video keep questioning one-directional.