A complete activity would ordinarily include which of the following stages?
A)introduction, connecting declarative knowledge with procedural knowledge, independent work, and grading
B)introduction, independent work, debriefing/reflection/assessment, and natural applications
C)introduction, concrete experiences, independent work, and debriefing/reflection/assessment
D)introduction, initial scaffolding, independent work, and debriefing/reflection/assessment

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A complete activity typically involves an introduction to set the stage, initial scaffolding to support learning, independent work for practice, and debriefing/reflection/assessment to consolidate understanding and evaluate progress.

A Complete Activity Would Ordinarily Include Which of the Following