Instructional Process Flashcards

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This term refers to “learning ways that new information fits in with previous information”

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Declarative Knowledge (Cognitive Theory)

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This term refers to “the set of steps or procedures on how to do something”

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Procedure Knowledge (Cognitive Theory)

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This term refers to “helping students to show what they know and are able to do”

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Conditional Knowledge (Cognitive Theory)

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Alred Bandura’s idea that people’s behavior is controlled by the individual through internal cognitive processes and external events in the environment; a student acts out in school b/c he doesn’t like school, gets in trouble,, greater dislike for school b/c he got in trouble

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Reciprocal Determinism (Social Learning Theory)

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This type of learning occurs through social interaction and/or observation

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Vicarious Learning (Social Learning Theory)

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This is a learning activity in which students learn new information and skills while working to solve real-world problems

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Problem-based Learning (Constructivism)

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This learning activity fosters inquiry; students ask questions and hypothesize

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Discover Learning (Constructivism)

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This approach to teaching involves students in the process of exploring the natural and/or material world in an effort to help them discover meaning

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Inquiry Model (Constructivism)

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This style of unit planning advocates the backward design; know what the students want to learn, then figure out how to get them there

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Understanding by Design (UbD)

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Identify the objective: “The student will actively participate in discussion…”

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Affective Objective

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Identify the objective: “The student will summarize…”

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Cognitive Objective

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Identify the objective: “The student will act out…”

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Performance/Psychomotor Objective

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This cooperative learning structure assigns students to heterogeneously grouped teams of 4-5 members who collaborate

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Student Teams Achievement Divisions (STAD)

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This type of organizer is used to help students identify the cause and effects of texts

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Cause-and-Effect Maps

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This type of graphic organizer is used to help student learn vocabulary or concepts

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Continuum

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This type of graphic organizer is used to show the cyclical nature of a text

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Cycle Maps

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This type of graphic organizer is used to help students recall information; looks like table

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Matrix

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This type of graphic organizer is used to remember the sequence of events in a factual or fictional text

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Sequence Diagrams

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This type of graphic organizer is used to help students identify and recall key story elements

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Story Maps