Student Development Flashcards
Developmental Domain
Socio-Emotional, Cognitive, Language, Physical
Can identify some colors, shapes and numbers
4 years old
can count to twenty, identify most colors and shapes, focus for 15 min
End of Kindergarten
Can read a variety of words, through sight word recognition and sounding out words
First Grade
Use 300 words, understand up to 1,000
Age 2
Arndold Gesell
maturational theory- children go thorugh the same sequential stages at different rates
Jean Piaget
cognitive theory (constructivism) - children mature both biologically and through interaction with their environment
John Dewey
Progressive Education- children learn by doing and need a hands on approach
Maria Montessori
Montessori method- children have an innate desire to learn from their environment
Lev Vygotsky
zone of proximal development- children learn in part through the assistance of more capable adults or peers
Jerome Bruner
stage of cognitive development - children construct knowledge and move from a concrete stage to an active stage
Albert Bandura
social learning theory- children learn through observing and imitating the behavior of others that is rewarded
Benjamin Bloom
mastery learning - students must master one skill before they move to the next
Blooms Taxonomy
classification of learning objectives
PBIS
school wide program of behavior management, based on belief that positive behaviors must be taught