Discussion
In Edgar Dale's cone of experience, the audio-visual aids are arranged in a cone with its purpose. Arrange in sequence the given experiences based on its division from the base of the cone.
I. Observing
II. Symbolizing
III. Doing
Codes :
Answer: C
In Edgar Dale's cone of experience, the base is the most concrete experience and the apex is the most abstract. Starting from the base, the divisions run from doing, to observing, to symbolizing. That is III, I, II, which is option C. The other arrangements place symbolic experience, which is the most abstract, at or near the base. The cone moves from direct, purposeful experiences at the base through contrived experiences, demonstrations, field trips, exhibits, television and films, to visual and verbal symbols at the tip. This is why learning by doing is placed at the base.
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