what part of the brain coordinates and orchestrates skilled movement |
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cerebellum |
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the last part of the brain to develop fully is the |
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frontal lobe |
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messages sent by releasing chemicals that jump across synapses involve |
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neurons |
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the prevailing view regarding the use of learning styles research for identifying ethic groups differences is that such info |
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needs to be considered cautiously as it may promote stereotyping |
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in the cognitive approach to learning; learning |
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depends a great deal on individual perception |
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Alec still remembers how to touch type even though it has been 3 years since he has practiced. the memory system most directly involved here is |
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procedural |
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one of the educational implications of sensory memory is that |
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attention is necessary if children are to remember information |
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a flashblub goes off into your eyes all you can see for the next few sec are big blue dots what type of memory is most directly involved in this phenomenon |
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sensory |
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what you are thinking about right now is being held in what type of memory |
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working |
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items can be stored in working memory for approximately how long |
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20 sec |
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research has shown that the capacity of the working memory is limited to about how many chuncks |
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5-9 |
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when we intentionally try to learn something new we are involving what type of long term memory |
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explicit memory |
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because memories are organized in propositional networks recall of one bit of info often |
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leads to recall of another bit of info |
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in order to understand the large amounts of info inherent in complex concepts people must develop structures or patterns called |
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schemas |
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long term memory for how to do things is called |
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procedural memory |
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in order to help students become better learners its recommended that they |
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be provided a variety of strategies and practices |
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ms cricket gave a creative writing assignment on todays filmshe allows 10 min today and 10 min tomorrow to work on itwhat component of the creative process is she fostering |
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restructuring |
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the stage of transfer for strategies in which the teacher should provide new problems that can be solved with the same strategy is the stage of |
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transfter |
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which one of the following theories places the greatest emphasis on presenting models so that students can learn from observing others complete a task |
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social cognitive theory |
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according to albert banduras social cognitive theory--peers |
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can serve as important models and facilitate students learning |
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the constructionist approach to planning learning experiences emphasizes what role for teachers and students |
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students and teachers together determine the content activities learning strategies to be used |
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a constructivist approach to assessment compared to a traditional approach would include use of |
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students and teachers sharing authority for evaluating students work |
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what is the appropriate strategies regarding seatwork |
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seatwork should be counted as part of the course grade |
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the question on the objective test you are taking are what type of question |
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convergent |
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research shows that the average amount of time teachers wait for students to answer questions is |
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1 sec |
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the recommended waiting time while questioning students is |
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3-5 sec |
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info that is useful in a particular situation or that applies mainly to one specific topic |
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domain specific |
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instruction characterized by high levels of teacher explanation demonstration and interaction with students |
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active teaching |
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disparities in access to technology between poor and more affluent students families |
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digital divide |
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increasing the chances that we will repeat a behavior by observing another persons treatment for that behavior |
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vicarious reinforcement |
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those who have been socially disadvantaged |
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minority group |
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exceptional progress by a student as a result of high teacher expectations for that student |
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pygmalion effect |
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learning by watching and imitating others |
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observational learning |
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assignment to different classes and academic experiences based on achievement |
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tracking |
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