School and Television Flashcards

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________________ Effect: Rosenthal and Jacobsen (1968) found that teachers’ expectations about student achievement can have a self-fulfilling prophecy.

A

Rosenthal.

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Research has confirmed that teachers respond differently to boys and girls in the classroom; _______ are more likely to be corrected, criticized, praised, and helped.

A

Boys.

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Teachers’ feedback has also been shown to differentiate between genders:

  • _________ are most often criticized for lack of decorum, failure to do their work neatly, or inattention, but praised for intellectual accomplishments and task-related behaviors.
  • _________ more often receive criticism for a lack of ability or inadequate intellectual performance, and praise for their effort, cooperation, and dependent behaviors.
A
  • Boys
  • Girls
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Children who attend Head Start and other compensatory preschool programs for economically-disadvantaged children obtain higher scores on achievement tests, have better attitudes toward school, and are less likely to be held-back, attend special ed, or drop out; initial IQ score elevations ____________ maintained and they ___________ catch up to more advantaged children.

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  • Are not
  • Do not
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The following factors have been associated with early compensatory education programs:

  • _________ are involved in the program
  • Programs are _____________ with respect to time spent in them
  • Programs are coordinated with health, housing, and other social services
  • Programs are followed by educational support once children enter school
  • Programs are based on a ______________ and use carefully developed methods and procedures
A
  • Parents
  • High in intensity
  • Formal theory
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The Montessori Method was originally developed for ________________ children in preschool through _________________, but has been found effective for other students.

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  • Mentally retarded
  • High school
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A distinguishing feature of the Montessori approach, which is child-centered and designed to fit the child’s abilities, is that learning stems from _____________________, with teaching methods selected to enhance _____________________.

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  • Sense perception
  • Sense discrimination
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Some consistent findings on the effects of TV viewing are that it increases ________________ and tolerance for ________________, and reinforces ______________________.

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  • Aggressive behaviors
  • Aggression
  • Traditional sex-role stereotypes
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TV viewing can be beneficial; studies have shown the viewing Sesame Street and similar shows has a positive impact on ____________ acquisition, cognitive skills, and ____________ attitudes among preschoolers.

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  • Vocabulary
  • Prosocial
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