What learning approach involves weaving small segments of content across multiple class sessions to build on prior knowledge?

• A. Layered
• B. Spiral
• C. Sequential
• D. Cumulative

Answer: (B)

The spiral curriculum approach emphasizes revisiting concepts across several lessons, gradually adding depth and complexity. By weaving small segments of content into multiple class sessions, students continually build on what they already know, strengthening connections and understanding over time. This cyclical revisiting supports memory and transfer, as each revisit adds new layers while tying back to prior knowledge.

This fits best because the key feature is repeatedly returning to ideas in increasing depth, rather than simply layering content once, moving through topics in a single linear path, or accumulating material without cyclical review.