Exam I Ch 2 Flashcards

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sociocognitive conflict

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interactions that involve wrestling with contradictive viewpoints; Piaget said this was important for learning and development

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cognitive tool

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tools that are symbolic or mental in nature that greatly enhances children’s thinking abilities according to Vygotsky

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self talk

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children talk to themselves or think out loud to guide themselves through tasks

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internalization

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transforming ideas and processes seen in the social or outside world to make them unique to the individual

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zone of proximal development

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V- the range of tasks children can’t yet do independently but can perform with help and guidance

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level of potential development

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V- upper limit of tasks one can perform with assistance of more competent person

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scaffolding

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guidance provided by more competent individuals to help children perform tasks in their ZPD

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cognitive apprenticeship

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teacher and student work together on a challenging task and the teacher provides guidance on how to think about the task

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guided participation

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child’s performance, with guidance and support, of an activity in the adult world

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metalinguistic awareness

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Conscious understanding of the nature and functions of language

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subtractive bilungualism

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Losing proficiency in native language due to lack of opportunity to use it

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pedagogical content knowledge

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strategies specific to the content being taught

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reflective teaching

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reflecting on previously used strategies and and adjust beliefs in light of scientific evidence

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sensitive periods

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limited time periods during which certain environmental conditions seem to be especially important to development

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maturation

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occurrence of genetically controlled physical advancements as a child develops

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Bronfrenbrenner’s theory

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layers of a child’s environment effect their development

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prefrontal cortex

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responsible for attention, planning, decision making, coordination

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procedure in which an adult presents a task or problem and asks a child a series of questions about it, tailoring later questions to the child’s responses to previous ones

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clinical method, Piaget

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class inclusion tasks

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must think of an object as simultaneously belonging to a category and one of its subcategories

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What did Piaget say regarding his stages of development?

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steps will be same but at different times for different children

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What did Piaget say regarding how children learn?

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they are active and motivated and construct knowledge from experiences and schemas

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How do children learn according to Piaget?

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assimilation and accommodation

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assimilation

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dealing with something in a way that is consistent with an existing schema

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accomodation

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modify existing schema to account for new information or object or form entirely new schema

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Piaget believed what regarding environment?

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interactions with the environment are essential for development

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intelligence

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organization + adaptation

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equilibrium

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Piaget’s suggestion that children comfortably interpret and respond to new things using existing schemas

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disequilibrium

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a sort of mental discomfort that spurs them to try to make sense of what they are observing

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equilibration

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process of moving from equilibrium to disequilibrium and back to equilibrium again

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Piaget’s stages of cognitive development

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sensorimotor
preoperational
concrete operational
formal operational

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sensorimotor stage

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0-2

child interacts with environment using the senses

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preoperational stage

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2-6 or 7

learn to represent world symbolically, language skills explode

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concrete operational stage

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7-11 or 12

child learns new cognitive rules such as conservation, but limited to non abstract things

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formal operational stage

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12-adulthood

abstract thinking and ability to think about the future

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preoperational egocentrism

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inability to view situations from another’s perspective

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confusion between physical and psychological events

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characteristic of preoperational thought, realism vs animism

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lack of conservation

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characteristic of preoperational thought; changing an object does not necessarily change the quantity

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centration

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characteristic of preoperational thought where there is a tendency to focus on only one aspect at a time

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transductive reasoning

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characteristic of pre operational thought; believing things go together when they don’t

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research on Piaget’s stages

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supports the sequence but not necessarily the ages at which they emerge

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inner speech

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develops from self talk; children now internalize their thoughts

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actual developmental level

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according to V the upper limit of tasks one can perform independently

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Vygotsky believed that ______ comes first

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language

44
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V thought that _____ and _____ became increasingly _______

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thought
language
interdependent

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2 contributions of culture according to V

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content knowledge-what to think

processes- how to think

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mediated learning experience

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adult helps child make sense of the world through discussion of an event mutually experienced

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dynamic assessment

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teacher assesses students’ ability to learn something new, perhaps with adult asssistance

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syntax

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set of rules to put together sentences

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pragmatics

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use of socially effective and culturally appropriate behaviors in verbal interactions

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metalinguistic awareness

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ability to think consciously about the nature and functions of language

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subtractive bilingualism

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losing proficiency in native language due to discontinued use