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Crystalized

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Accumulated facts, knowledge, and skills, CRYSTAL CLEAR

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Fluid

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Requires reasoning, abstract, and critical thinking

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Spearman

Crystalized
(General Intelligence)

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-Single factor of intelligence (G factor)
-Generally smart across the board academically
-Smart in one area, smart in another
-Book smarts

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Thurstone

Crystalized
(Primary Mental Abilities)

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7 Factors of Mental Abilities
Independent of eachother
-Word Fluency
-Verbal Comprehension
-Spatial Reasoning
-Perceptual Speed
-Numerical Ability
-Inductive Reasoning
-Memory

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Sternburg

Fluid
(Triarchic Intelligence)

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Three types of Intelligence
-CAP
Analytical
-Critical thinking
Creative
-Come up with new ideas
Practical
-Use knowledge and skills appropriately
-Real-world application

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Gardner

Fluid
(Multiple Intelligences)

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Logical- Mathematical
-Numerical Patterns
-Critical Thinking
Verbal-Linguistic
-Word Smart
-Speaking and writing
Musical
-Rhythm, Pitch, Tones
Spatial
-Good with maps, charts, graphs, puzzles, 3-D Rotations
Bodily-Kinesthetic
-Body Control, Movement
-Athletic
Interpersonal
-People Smart
-Good Communication Skills
Intrapersonal
-Self Smart, Self Aware
Naturalist
-Nature and Environment Smart

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What is an Instructional Strategy for the Behavioral Learning Theory?

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Direct Instruction
-Overview (What we are going to learn)
-Scripted, Lecture
-Breakdown complex skills into small parts
-Provide Practice
-Provide feedback and corrections
-Determine mastery

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What is an Instructional Strategy for the Behavioral Learning Theory?

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Classical Conditioning (Pavlov)
-Unconditioned stimulus
-Unconditioned response
-Neutral stimulus
-Conditioned Responses

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What is an Instructional Strategy for the Behavioral Learning Theory?

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Operant Conditioning (Skinner)
-Positive Reinforcement
-Negative Reinforcement
-Punishment
-Shaping
-Extinction
-Generalization
-Discrimination

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Why do we focus and use the behavioral learning theory?

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-Teacher Directed
-Basic skills and mastery
-Behavior modification
-B.F. Skinner

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Why do we focus and use the constructivist learning theory?

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-Student-Centered
-Building on prior knowledge
-Interactive learning
-Vygotsky

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What are some instructional strategies for The Constructivist Learning Theory?

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-Constructs own meaning from experiences
-Active learner, takes charge of own learning
-Real world, authentic learning
-Multiple view points
-Social interaction, learn from others
-Zone of Proximal development (ZPD)
-Scaffolding
-Project-based learning
-Inquiry based learning

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What are some instructional strategies for The Constructivist Learning Theory?

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Cooperative Learning
-Teacher led
-Mixed ability groups
-Structured activity
-Focus on the products or task of learning

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What are some instructional strategies for The Constructivist Learning Theory?

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Collaborative Learning
-Student Led
-Same or similar ability groups
-Explore a significant question
-Focus on the process of learning

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Why do we focus and use the Humanistic Learning Theory?

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-Feelings and emotions
-Motivation
-Growth mindset
-Maslow

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What are some instructional strategies for The Humanistic Theory?

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Deficiency Needs
-Physiological
-Safety
-Love and belonging
-Esteem

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What are some instructional strategies for The Humanistic Theory?

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Growth Needs
-Self-actualization

-Safe welcoming environment
-Clear Expectations
-Explain the “Why”
-Courtesy, respect
-Check Ins
-Student Choice
-Promote interest and engagement
-Fun, exciting, creative

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What are some instructional strategies for The Humanistic Theory?

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Intrinsic Motivation (inside)
-Interest
-You like it
-Makes you happy :)

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What are some instructional strategies for The Humanistic Theory?

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Extrinsic Motivation (outside)
-Rewards
-Obligation
-Approval

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Why do we focus and use the Information Processing Theory?

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-Memory
-Metacognitive knowledge

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What are some instructional strategies used for The Information Processing Theory?

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-Sensory Memory
-Working Memory
-Long Term Memory
-Explicit Memory (Must work to remember)
-Implicit Memory(Automatic, Effortless)
-Attention Getting Devices (Costumes, Jokes)
-Mnemonic Devices (ROYGBIV= Colors of the Rainbow)
-Concept Maps
-Trivia or Jeopardy Games

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Why do we focus and use The Social Cognitive Learning Theory?

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-Metacognitive Skills
-Bandura

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What are some instructional strategies used for The Social Cognitive Learning Theory?

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-Self Efficacy (Belief in your abilities)
-Modeling
-Emulate, Imitate
-Reciprocal teaching
-Self Regulation

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