Methods and Strategies (Day 23) Flashcards

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Multiple Intelligence by

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Howard Gardner

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Multiple Intelligence;

word smart, reading, writing, discussing

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Verbal-linguistic skill

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Multiple Intelligence;

number smart, logic smart

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Logical-mathematical skills

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4
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Multiple Intelligence;

picture smart

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visual-spatial smart

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Multiple Intelligence;

people smart, group work

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Interpersonal abilitites

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Multiple Intelligence;

self-smart, independently, diaries

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Intrapersonal abilities

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Multiple Intelligence;

music smart, ear for good music

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Musical abilities

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Multiple Intelligence;

nature smart, love for nature

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Naturalistic abilities

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Multiple Intelligence;

spiritual smart, who am I?

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Existential intelligence

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Preferred way, process information

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Learning styles of learners

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Learning styles of learner;

must see their teachers action and facial expression, think in pictures and learn best from visual aids

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Visual learners

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Visual learners;

pictures, visual imagery, pictures memory, read a map than a book

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Visual-conic

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Visual learners;

numbers and words, abstract symbolism, formulate of the written word, read a book than a map, good abstract thinker

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Visual symbolic

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Learning styles of learner;

verbal lecturers, discussions, talking things, listening to the tone of voice, speed and other nuances, reading a text a loud

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Auditory learners

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Learning styles of learner;

passive, remember things said to them and make information their own, mental conversations, reviewing in their heads what they heard others way

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Listener

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Learning styles of learner;

talk and discuss, talking to those around them, whisper comments to themselves

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Talkers

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17
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Learning styles of learner;

learn through touch

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Tactile learners

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Organize, linear, step by step, see finite elements of patterns

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Analytic

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19
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Tree seers

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Analytic

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Multi tasker, non-linear thought, whose patterns rather than elements, overall structures and sometimes ignore details

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Global

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21
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forest seers

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Global

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22
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left brain & Right brain by

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Roger Sperry’s model

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23
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Roger Sperry’s model;

successive

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Analytic
left brain

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Roger Sperry’s model;

word meaning

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Analytic
left brain

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Roger Sperry's model; sequential
Analytic left brain
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Roger Sperry's model; information lineary
Analytic left brain
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Roger Sperry's model; logic
Analytic left brain
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Roger Sperry's model; punctual
Analytic left brain
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Roger Sperry's model; formal study design
Analytic left brain
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Roger Sperry's model; bright lights while studying
Analytic left brain
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Roger Sperry's model; simultaneous
Global Right brain
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Roger Sperry's model; tone of voice
Global Right brain
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Roger Sperry's model; random
Global Right brain
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Roger Sperry's model; information in varied order
Global Right brain
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Roger Sperry's model; emotion
Global Right brain
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Roger Sperry's model; less punctual
Global Right brain
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Roger Sperry's model; music background while studying
Global Right brain
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Both the analytic and global are working
Golden brain
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instructional approaches should vary
Differentiated instruction
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Principles of learning; focus on cognitive aspect, learning, is an active process, learning by doing
Learning is an experience which occurs inside the learners and is activated by the learner
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Principles of learning; concrete example, real-life situation connected to their own experiences
Learning is the discovery of the personal learning and relevance of ideas
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Principles of learning; overt changes in behavior, observable changes in behavior
Learning is a consequence of experience
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Principles of learning; group work, team work
Learning is a cooperative and collaborative process
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Principles of learning; learning takes time, gradual, be patient
Learning is and evolutionary process
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Principles of learning; Paint and tolerance
Learning is sometimes a painful process
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Principles of learning; tap the resources idea
One of the richest resources for learning is the learner himself
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Principles of learning; cognitive and effective (teach values)
The process of learning is emotional as well as intellectual
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Principles of learning; learning styles, multiple intelligences
The process of problem solving and learning are highly unique and individual
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Law of Learning; physically, mentally, and emotional ready to learn, motivation
Law of readiness
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Law of Learning; repeated are best remembered, drills
Law of exercise
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Law of Learning; pleasant or satisfying feeling
Law of effect
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Law of Learning; freely learned and best learned
Law of freedom
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Law of Learning; The more intense the more it is likely learned
Law of intensity
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Law of Learning; recently learned are best remembered
Law of recency
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Law of Learning; thing learned first create a strong impression
Law of primacy
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Cognitive structure by
Charles Letteri
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Cognitive structure by Charles Letteri; Break down information
Analysis (field dependence-independence)
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Cognitive structure by; without being distracted
Focusing (scanning/concentration)
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Cognitive structure by; select a correct item from among several alternatives
Comparative analysis (reflective impulsivity)
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Cognitive structure by; identify and place new information into categories
Narrowing (breadth of categorization)
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Cognitive structure by; integrate complex information information into cognitive structures (long term memory)
Complex cognitive (complexity-simplicity)
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Cognitive structure by; maintain distinctions
sharpening ( sharpening-leveling)
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Cognitive structure by; without getting frustrated
Tolerance (tolerant-intolerant)