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Piaget Sensorimotor Stage

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0-2 years

Learn through movement and senses

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Piaget Preoperational stage

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Preschool/Kindergarden
Prelogical thought
Forms new schemes
Egocentrism
Centration
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Piaget Concrete Operational stage

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Elementary
Logical thought
Need concrete/hands on experience
Sorting & Classifying

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Piaget Formal Operational stage

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Middle school/High School
Abstract thought
Problem solving and critical thinking

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Vygotsky

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Zone of proximal development
Social & Cultural interactions
Using language to give examples, ask leading questions

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Trust Vs Mistrust

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Babies

Need comfort and safety

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Autonomy vs Shame & Doubt

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Toddlers
Works towards independence
Shame/doubt in abilities

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Initiative vs Guilt

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Preschool/Kindergarden
Initiating activities, exploring
Sense of purpose vs inadequacy

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Industry vs Inferiority

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Elementary
Comparing themselves with peers
Need positive reinforcement
Pride/competancy vs inferiority

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Identity vs Role Confusion

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Adolescents
Developing sense of self
Peers & social role models important
Integrated person vs Rebellion

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Intimacy vs Isolation

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Young Adults
Maintaining close personal relationships
Sense of self
Love vs Isolation

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Preconventional Stage

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Just follows rules, does not understand them
Avoids punishment
Follows rules to receive reward

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Conventional Stage

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Black and White view of rules
Respect authority
Upholds societal laws blindly

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Postconventional Stage

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Rules flexible depending on situation

Human rights, Equality, higher morals

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Spearman Intelligence Theory

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General Intelligence
“G Factor”
Smart across the board

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Thurnstone Intelligence Theory

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7 Factor Intelligence
Book smarts
Scores vary together

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Sternberg Intelligence Theory

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Successful Intelligence
Three types of intelligence
Creative
Analytical
Practical
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Gardner Intelligence Theory

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Multiple Intelligences
Logical-Mathematical
Verbal
Musical
Spatial
Bodily
Interpersonal (people smart)
Intrapersonal (self smart)
Naturalist
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Behavioral Approach

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Teacher Directed
Basic skills/mastery
Behavior modification (pos/neg reinforcement)

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Constructivist Approach

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Student-Centered
Building knowledge
Project-based learning
Real world/authentic learning

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Cooperative Collaborative Approach

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Learning Together
Mixed groups working together
Group goals
Competition between teams

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Information Processing (Cognitivism)

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Memory

Repetition, rehearsal

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Social Cognitive (Cognitivism)

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Teaching/developing self
Modeling, Imitation
Autonomous learning

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Humanistic

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Self Perception, Motivation
Student choice
Creative learning

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Formative Assessment

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Check FOR learning
Occurs during instruction
Determines student learning

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Summative Assessment

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Sum OF learning
Occurs after instruction
Measures overall achievement

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Written Assessment

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Grading is objective (right/wrong)
Selected response (multiple choice)
Constructed response (essay)
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Performance Assessment

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Grading is subjective
Higher level skills
Portfolio, exhibitions

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Norm-Reference Grading

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Based on normed score

Compares to other students

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Criterion-Referenced Grading

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Based on standards

Passed based on mastery

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Chomsky Language Theory

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He believes children instinctively learn language without any formal instruction.
“Universal grammar”

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Skinner Language Theory

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B. F. Skinner believed that children learn language through operant conditioning; in other words, children receive “rewards” for using language in a functional manner.

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Vygotsky Language Theory

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Social interaction can help students learn language, as language growth does not happen in isolation. Social interaction can help students move closer to proficient language use and maximize their potential.

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Positive Reinforcement/Punishment

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Something Added

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Negative Reinforcement/Punishment

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Something taken away

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Sensory Memory

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Iconic memory (sight)
Echonic Memory (sound)
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Working Memory

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Short term memory
Visual-Spatial (pictures, maps)
Phonological (verbal info)

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Long Term Memory

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Semantic (Facts)
Episodic (Events)
Procedural

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Albert Bandura

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Learning is a cognitive process
Occurs in social contexts
Modeling & observing behaviors

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Pre talking/Cooing stage

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0-6 months

Vowel sounds

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Babbling Stage

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6-8 months

Vowel and constanants

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Holophrastic Stage

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9-18 months

One word

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Two word stage

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18-24 months

Two words, most constanants

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Telegraphic Stage

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24-30 months

Forming sentences

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Later multi-word stage

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30+ Months
Fastest increase in vocabulary
Understand everything said