Can someone help please?

[kopenhagen5]

Heard a term used by uni lecturers and teachers recently for teaching or learning underlying things.

Such as learning a particular piece and you are learning other things at the same time but not aware of it.

Can't remember the term but it was something like trivit or the like?

If someone knows it, I would appreciate it. 

[the_bob_delusion]

I know. How much is it worth?

[rabbitearbandicoot]

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@kopenhagen5 wrote:

Heard a term used by uni lecturers and teachers recently for teaching or learning underlying things.

Such as learning a particular piece and you are learning other things at the same time but not aware of it.

Can't remember the term but it was something like trivit or the like?

If someone knows it, I would appreciate it. 

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trivia? That may apply. You learn other so called trivia about a subject and it may aid in remembering the actual facts.

[kopenhagen5]

Ok bob, ask me anything and I shall give you an earnest reply. 

[bsal6160]

you dont mean TRIVET as in base. Base knowledge?

[kopenhagen5]

That's what I thought it was but I can't find anything on it as a teaching method.

[youcandoityoucandoityoucandoit]

Hi kopes 

Could it be T.R.I.V.E.T.

as in Techniques of Responsive Intervention to Validate Effective Teaching????

[kopenhagen5]

Ah ha, I didn't think of it being an acronym.

By jolly, I think you got it. Youareagemyouareagemyouareagem. 

[youcandoityoucandoityoucandoit · Accepted solution]

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@kopenhagen5 wrote:

Ah ha, I didn't think of it being an acronym.

By jolly, I think you got it. Youareagemyouareagemyouareagem. 

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Yay you are very welcome*

ha ha Imagem !!  flicks hair...

*(and you dont have to pay bob) lol

[kopenhagen5]

And you can flick both sides. 

(I know I was a little nervous of what the question might be as I am of my word)