Prof ED QUESTIONS Flashcards
Focuses on reaching ONE, well-defined solution to a problem
CONVERGENT THINKING
Involves more creativity and accepts MULTIPLE SOLUTIONS TO A PROBLEM
DIVERGENT THINKING
Embodied spirit, sentient body and a rational soul
The Learner
They posses dignity and reputation with high moral values as technical and professional competence.
Teachers
Will happened if we don’t address the misbehavior of students.
Ripple-effect
Easily distracted
STIMULUS-BOUNDED
Teacher ignores the noisy students
PLANNED IGNORING
Teacher goes near the noisy student
PROXIMITY CONTROL
” Get out “
ANTISEPTIC BOUNCING
Lesson without student’s readiness
Thrust
Jumping from one topic to another
Flip-flop
Continuos Lesson
Momentum
Ending abruptly the lesson
Truncation
“Eyes at the back of the head”
Withitness
Presenting problems before they arise
PROACTIVE
What stage of psychosexual development is the center of pleasure is shifted towards GENITAL REGION?
PHALLIC STAGE
It reorganize itself by forming new connections or re-wire between brain cells.
PLASTICITY
What causes of birth defects?
TERATOGENS
Specific area in the body that is the focus of pleasure needs.
EROSGENOUS ZONE
What are the three personality components of Sigmund Freud?
ID
EGO
SUPEREGO
A cognitive development where your learnings can be added more learnings?
ASSIMILATION
It recognized that each person has different circumstances and ALLOCATES THE EXACT RESOURCES AND OPPORTUNITIES NEEDED TO REACH AN EQUAL OUTCOME
EQUITY
Learners are given the SAME RESOURCES or opportunities.
EQUALITY
Attending a regular classroom for their social and academic benefit but expected to learn SAME MATERIAL AS THE REST OF THE CLASS.
Mainstream
The act of practice of including and accomodating people who have historically been excluded (race, gender, sexuality, or ability)
INCLUSION
Those who have LONG TERM PHYSICAL, MENTAL, INTELLECTUAL OR SENSORY IMPAIRMENTS that may hinder their full and effective participation in society on an equal basis.
Persons with Disabilities (PWDs)
Tactile system of reading and writing for the blind.
Louis Braille
Curriculum shoud be created by top hierarchy and be pass down by the teachers.
Ralph Tyler (TOP-BOTTOM)
Curriculum should be based on the needs of the students. It should be made by the teachers.
Hilda Taba (BOTTOM-UP)
Easier to remember the recent
Recency
If you are used to something it will be so difficult to change.
PRIMACY
Giving or assigning a quantitative value
Measurement
Creation of involuntary responses
Classical Conditioning
Loud background but still can understand with each other
COCKTAIL PARTY EFFECT
Has conflicting variable but you can still focus
STROOP EFFECT
INTERFERENCE IN LTM
Old interferes the new
Proactive interference
INTERFERENCE IN LTM
New interferes the old
Retroactive interference
Posture, balance, voluntary movement
CEREBELLUM
Breathing, heart rate, reflexes
MEDULLA
Bridge between the spinal cord and the brain unconscious process.
PONS
Integrates sensory information
MIDBRAIN
Master gland
Pituitary Gland
Relay station for all sensory information
THALAMUS
Hunger, thirst, sexual behaviour
HYPOTHALAMUS
Forming memories
HIPPOCAMPUS
Memory and emotions (fearz anger,pleasure, aggression)
AMYGDALA
The largest and must developed part of brain nd responsible for INTELLIGENCE, PERSONALITY, THINKING
CEREBRUM
Is divided into two hemispheres which contain the Right and the Left Hemisphere
Cerebral
Reinforcing successive steps to reach a desired behaviour
SHAPING
Reinforcing a series of behaviour to get a reward
CHAINING
Reality
Metaphysics
Knowledge
Epistemology
Religion or God
Theology
Human being
Anthropology
Nature of Existence
Ontology
Theory which states that knowledge comes only or primarily from sensory experience
Empiricism
Value
Axiology
Origin and development of Universe
Cosmology
Actual, factual substantial tangible
REALISM
Ideas, philosophy, religion, values virtues, heroism
IDEALISM
Use, apply, ever-changing,
PRAGMATISM
Basics, back to basics 3Rs 4Rs
ESSENTIALISM
Child-centered
Individuality of the child
Experiential Learning
PROGRESSIVISM
Choices, freedom, meaning of life, self-development
EXISTENTIALISM
Social Problem, social order
SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTIONISM
Behavior, learning environment
BEHAVIOURISM
Nature, physical than supernatural
NATURALISM
Experience
EMPIRICISM
Prior knowledge
CONSTRUCTIONISM
Common Good
UTILITARIANISM
Unchanging, everlasting, classic ,books
PERENNIALISM
Combining several Philosophy
ECLECTICISM
PURPOSE OF ASSESSMENT
Done before or during instruction
Assessment FOR Learning
PURPOSE OF ASSESSMENT
Done AFTER instruction
Assessment OF Learning
PURPOSE OF ASSESSMENT
Self assessment/ peer assessment ( before, during, after)
Assessment AS Learning