FACILITATING LEARNING Flashcards

1
Q

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5S

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Sort
Set
Shine

Systematize
Sustain

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2
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Leave activity

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Dangling

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3
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leave activity abruptly

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Truncation

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4
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leave but go back

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flipflop

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5
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not ready

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Thrust

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6
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lacking clear direction

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thrust

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7
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isang topic lang natapos

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overdwelling

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8
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2x4x8 method

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2 books
4 walls
8 hours

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9
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4A

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Activity
Analysis
Abstraction
Application

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10
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—POWERS—

mastery of content

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Expert power

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11
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—POWERS—

democratic
learner-centered

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Referent power

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12
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—POWERS—

giving grades

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Reward power

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13
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—POWERS—

spells authority over and over again

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Coercive power

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14
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—POWERS—

loco parentis

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Legitimate power

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15
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—SEEKING—

seek to hurt others

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Revenge seeking

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16
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—SEEKING—

not getting the recognition they desire

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Attention seeking

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17
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—SEEKING—

feel helpless and rejected so they remove themselves

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withdrawal

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18
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—ACTIVITIES—

for fast learners

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Enrichment activities

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19
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for slow learners

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Remedial lesson

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20
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—ACTIVITIES—

outer circle and inner circle

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Fishbowl technique

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21
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pre recorded lecture at home

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Flipped classroom

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22
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“parrot”

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Rote learning

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23
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looking back

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review

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24
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repitition for mastery

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Drill

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25
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enforces retention

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synapse strengthness

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26
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oxford oregon

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debate

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27
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absenteeism without reason

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Truancy

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28
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insert unrelated topic

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flipflop

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29
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no consistent flow

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jerkiness

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30
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high expectation
high performance

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Pygmalion / Rosenthal

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31
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Low expectation
Low performance

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Golem

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32
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being observed
high performance

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Hawthorne effect

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33
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“medicine” will cure

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Placebo effect

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34
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—RATIO—

For every correct answer, the teacher would give a star to her students

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fixed ratio

35
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—RATIO—

giving chapter test every Friday

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Fixed interval

36
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—ACTIVITIES—

acquire information from various perspective

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Small group discussion

37
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teaching approach to make real world problem experiences of child a focal point

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Montessori approach

38
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combined several subjects to focus on SINGLE CONCEPT

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Thematic

39
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Direct Instruction first to do

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Review

40
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mastery of basic topic

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Drill

41
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involves lot of senses

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demonstration

42
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invited social researcher

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inquiry related

43
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Water cycle organizer

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sequence chain

44
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notes of incidence

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Anecdotal record

45
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cause and effect diagram

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Fishbone diagram

46
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6 groups 6 minutes

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Philips 66

47
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the teachers key responsibility during the problem -solving approach is_____

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clarifier

48
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scaled-down version of an object

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mock-ups

49
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other names for “teaching strategies”

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approach of teaching

50
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direct interaction between a teacher and a student

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Discussion

51
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Teaching for understanding

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understanding by design

52
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Is using realia constantly advised?

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No, only when feasible

53
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Edward de Bono support tactics

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AGO

Aims, Goals, Objectives

54
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under the supervision of mentors

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apprenticeship

55
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strategy for reading and learning

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SQ3R

56
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SQ3R meaning

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Survey
Question

Read
Recite
Review

57
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prior understanding of the connections between topics in a CHART

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semantic feature analysis

58
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SWOT

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Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats

59
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activities made to make kids more comfortable

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ice breakers

60
Q

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use to picture solutions to challenges

creative ideas in practical use

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imagineering

61
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all the students should have a chance to engage in school

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inclusion

62
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students decide who achieved very good improvement

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Knowledge Grammy Awards

63
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engages the students with information

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cognitivist

64
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lowest level of Krathwol’s affective domain

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Responding

65
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“acceptable standard of performance”

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Criterion Measure

66
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good method of managing classroom

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establish routines

67
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Low profile classroom control

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raising pitch of the voice

68
Q

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successful classroom management strategy

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quickly redirect behavior once it occurs

69
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“Educated Man” by Whitehead

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Productive and deeply involved

70
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“Inert Ideas” by Whitehead

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without relating to daily life

71
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highest level of understanding

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critical evaluation

72
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individuals practice a task continuously without rest

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Massed learning

73
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individuals are given rest intervals within the practice sessions

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Spaced learning

74
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combine two stages of brainstorming

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Cluster map

75
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organizer like sunrays

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Web

76
Q

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from different perspective

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brainstorming

77
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invite several experts

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panel discussion

78
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stealing a candy…

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punishment weakens a response

79
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listening to other groups comments and suggestions

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critiquing session

80
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—FL—

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81
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General impression

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Halo effect

82
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EDGAR DALE CONE OF EXPERIENCE

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RHP VEC Co SiRe

Reading
Hearing
Picture

Video
Exhibit
Demonstration

Contrived Experience
Simulation
Realia

83
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goes from topic to other topic

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Flip flop

84
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go to one subject to another subject

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overlapping