Lesson 1 Flashcards

1
Q

_____ is a lifelong, dynamic process by which individuals acquire new knowledge and skill that enable them to change their thoughts, feelings, attitude, and actions (_____)

A

Learning, (Bastable, 2019)

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2
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The different phases of the learning process according to phases are:

A

Motivation Phase
Apprehending Phase
Acquisition Phase
Retention/Storage Phase
Recall Phase
Generalization Phase
Performance Phase
Feedback Phase

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3
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Motivation typically has to do with the learner’s desire to participate in the learning process. Its fundamental aim is to stimulate and to facilitate learning activities.

A

Motivation Phase

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4
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According to _____ (in Pathak, 2018), people are motivated with the desire to achieve certain needs and that some needs take precedence over others.

A

Maslow

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5
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_____ refers to the learner’s awareness of a stimulus or a set of stimuli in the learning environment.

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Apprehending

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6
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is perceived as temporary internal state called mental set.

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Attending (attention)

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7
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This is a moment in time when the newly-formed entity is entered into short-term memory, and later transformed into a persisting state in the long term memory.

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Acquisition Phase

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8
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in this phase, what was initially perceived is not the same way as what remains in the short term memory.

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Acquisition Phase

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9
Q

After a person has acquired a new competence, it must be _____ and _____

A

retained or remembered

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10
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The human storage facility is the _____

A

memory

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11
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there are two types of
memory

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short-term memory and long-term memory.

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12
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The learned entity in this phase may

1.be stored in a permanent fashion.
2.undergo gradual fading.
be subjected to interference as new memories obscure the old ones.

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Retention Phase

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13
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This phase relates to the learner’s ability to call out the information that has been acquired and stored in memory so that it can be exhibited in a performance.

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Recall Phase

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14
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In this phase, the learner is able to create a connection of the previous learning to novel situations that are similar in one or more ways.

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Generalization Phase

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15
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It is the tendency for the learner to classify similar but distinct learned entities into a single category and fail to discriminate or differentiate among them.

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GENERALIZATION PHASE

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16
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This phase involves the learner’s response that reflects what he/she has learned.

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Performance Phase

17
Q

The goal of this phase is to enable learners to apply and extend their knowledge or skills to the actual setting or real world.

A

Performance Phase

18
Q

designed to determine a learner’s level of understanding and skill development in order to plan the next steps towards achieving the learning intentions or goals. It can be formal or informal, oral or written, formative or summative.

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Feedback Phase

19
Q

enables the learners to reflect on their learning strategies to confirm them or make changes to improve their learning.

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Feedback Phase

20
Q

one of the most effective teaching and learning strategies and has an immediate impact on learning progress.