PLT Flashcards

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John Dewey

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Progressive
schools reflect needs of society
critical thinking
democracy

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Maria Monessori

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Hands on Learning

students set pace for themselves

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Bruner

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Discovery Learning
active process of constructing knowledge
inspired by spiral curriculum

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spiral curriculum

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build on basic ideas year after year

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Behaviorism

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learners are passive 
clean slate
positive/ negative reinforcement
Skinner
Pavlov
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Cognitivism

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learners are problem solvers

actively participate in learning

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Constructivism

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Piaget
Vygotsky
construct own interpretations of events
teachers seen as facilitators or coaches
build knowledge and personal understanding based on experiences

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Connectivism

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learners actively connect special sets of information
new information is continually acquired and changed
more connections to single piece of information more likely to remember

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Erickson’s Stage of development (birth to 1 yr)

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trust v. mistrust

depend on parent

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Erickson’s Stage of development (2 yr to 3 yr)

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autonomy v. shane and doubt

begin to explore

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Erickson’s Stage of development (4 yr to 6 yr)

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initiative v. guilt

initiate actions

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Erickson’s Stage of development (7 yr to 11 yr)

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industry v. inferiority
produce work
self confidence with success

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Erickson’s Stage of development (12 yr to 19 yr)

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Identity v. Role Confusion

who they are and who they appear to others

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Bowlby and Ainsworth

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secure attachments= safe to explore the world

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Sensorimotor

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birth to 2 year
Piaget Stage of Cognitive Development
beginning to develop symbolic thoughts

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Preoperational

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2 year to 7 year
Piaget Stage of Cognitive Development
egocentrism

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Concrete Operational

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7 year to 11 year
Piaget Stage of Cognitive Development
use logic to process seriation, classification, conservation

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Formal Operational

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11 year to adult
Piaget Stage of Cognitive Development
abstract thinking and reasoning

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Piaget believes

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moving through stages learning happens

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Vygotsky believes

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learning comes first causing to move in stages

learning is a social process

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Zone of Proximal Development

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Vygotsky

what a child can accomplish on their own

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VARK

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Visual
Auditory
Reading/ writing preference
Kinesthetic

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emergent curriculum

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starts with observation, brainstorming and flexibility

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holistic scoring

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one score overall

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analytic scoring
parts of an assignment | final grade results from these separate grades
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cooperative learning
small groups of students at various levels of ability
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Gardners multiple intelligences
``` Linguistic Logical- Mathematical Spatial: "Picture smart" Bodily-Kinestic Musical Interpersonal Intrapersonal: "self-smart" Naturalist ```
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Kolbs experiential learning theory
Convergers Divergers Assimilators Accommodators
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Convergers
Kolbs | applying new ideas and deductive reasoning
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Divergers
Imaginative
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Assimilators
inductive reasoning | producing theoretical models
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Accommodators
doing things
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Domains
Cognitive Affective Psychomotor Interpersonal
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Hidalgo 3 ways of cultural influence in learning
Concrete Behavioral Symbolic
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discipline
based on logical consequences positive approach centered on student
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Research shows wait time should be
3 to 4 seconds
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aesthetic reader
appreciate the experience of reading and the way things are written
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FAPE provision of Section 504
guardians have the right to access children's records
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Lewis Terman
starting the testing movement Stanford-Binet Intelligence Test coined term IQ created the SAT
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SQ3R Note Taking Strategy
Survey Question Read Recite Review
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Blooms Taxonomy Most Basic to Most Complex
``` knowledge comprehension application analysis synthesis evaluation ```
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used prior to instruction to identify students' areas of strengths and weaknesses so teachers can plan to make informed decisions as they plan instruction
diagnostic evaluations
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children talk to themselves in order to break down a problem and solve it
Private Speech (Vygotsky)
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Deficiency needs Maslow
Physiological, Self Esteem, Safety, Belonginess
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Growth needs Maslow
Cognitive, Aesthetic, Self- Actualization
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Mildred Parten's (SOPAC) Play
``` Solitary Onlooker Parallel Associative Cooperative ```
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STAD
Student Teams Achievement Divisions | motivated to do well so the whole team has a good score
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Loci mnemonics method
associate items with specific places
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test that measures how well you will do in the future
aptitude test
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test that measures specific knowledge in a specific area
achievement test
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test measures what it is supposed to measure
validity
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get the same score on the test if you were to take it again
reliability
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4 domains of human nature
Spiritual, Physical, Mental, Social-Emotional
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psychologist suggests using an incentive system, providing individualized help that efficiently supports the learning of each student and using body language to convey behavioral messages as strategies that may decrease off-task behaviors during independent practice times
Fredric Jones