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For Answer B:
Bravo for you!
You know that the best way to immediately engage learners is to have them think about, write, or discuss what they already know and what they want to learn about the topic.
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Engagement First; Introduction Second:
You also know that the introductory information should follow the engagement (or opening) activity. Introductory information includes: course introduction and explanation of the course agenda or syllabus, learning objectives or goals, and other necessary information.