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What is the main purpose of reflective thinking in a learning environment?
What is the main purpose of reflective thinking in a learning environment?
- To evaluate previous experiences without any new learning.
- To analyze learning experiences for new concepts and meanings. (correct)
- To provide structured methodologies for group work.
- To discourage students from reflecting on their past.
Which characteristic is essential for effective cooperative learning?
Which characteristic is essential for effective cooperative learning?
- Students working in isolated tasks to minimize interaction.
- Positive inter-dependency among group members. (correct)
- Groups consisting of 7-10 members to increase diversity.
- A focus on individual performance over group goals.
In which learning strategy does a more capable student assist a less capable one?
In which learning strategy does a more capable student assist a less capable one?
- Peer-mediated tutoring. (correct)
- Independent study.
- Cooperative learning.
- Structured individualized learning.
What aspect of classroom management is NOT part of structured learning?
What aspect of classroom management is NOT part of structured learning?
What is one recommended grouping size for cooperative learning activities?
What is one recommended grouping size for cooperative learning activities?
Which type of tutoring involves students of the same age working together?
Which type of tutoring involves students of the same age working together?
What is NOT an aspect of structured-oriented methodologies?
What is NOT an aspect of structured-oriented methodologies?
Which method does NOT characterize peer-mediated tutoring?
Which method does NOT characterize peer-mediated tutoring?
What are the main thinking skills emphasized in the cognitive-oriented method?
What are the main thinking skills emphasized in the cognitive-oriented method?
How does metacognitive method benefit students during their learning process?
How does metacognitive method benefit students during their learning process?
In constructivism, what is the primary role of the teacher?
In constructivism, what is the primary role of the teacher?
What is a significant characteristic of constructivist learning environments?
What is a significant characteristic of constructivist learning environments?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the cognitive-oriented method?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the cognitive-oriented method?
What does the metacognitive approach encourage students to do?
What does the metacognitive approach encourage students to do?
Which phrase best describes the essence of constructivism?
Which phrase best describes the essence of constructivism?
What is an important skill developed through the cognitive-oriented method?
What is an important skill developed through the cognitive-oriented method?
Flashcards
Cognitive-Oriented Method
Cognitive-Oriented Method
This method emphasizes the development of thinking skills, also known as "Thinking Operations."
Metacognitive Method
Metacognitive Method
This method encourages students to be aware of their own thinking processes and how they learn.
Constructivism
Constructivism
This method emphasizes the learner's active role in constructing their own understanding.
ICCCASC
ICCCASC
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Higher Order Questioning
Higher Order Questioning
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Prior Knowledge
Prior Knowledge
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Restructuring Concepts
Restructuring Concepts
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Social Interaction
Social Interaction
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Reflective Thinking
Reflective Thinking
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Cooperative Learning
Cooperative Learning
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Peer-Mediated Learning
Peer-Mediated Learning
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Instructional Peer Tutoring
Instructional Peer Tutoring
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Same-Age Tutoring
Same-Age Tutoring
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Monitorial Tutoring
Monitorial Tutoring
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Structured-Oriented Methodologies
Structured-Oriented Methodologies
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Study Notes
Cognitive-Oriented Method
- Emphasizes thinking skills (Thinking Operations)
- Key skills include: Interpreting, Comparing, Criticizing, Classifying, Analyzing, Summarizing, Creating
- Students are trained to think, analyze, and evaluate information
- Students develop frameworks for acquiring and disseminating information
Metacognitive Method
- Requires students to monitor and control their learning
- Encourages creative thinking and pushing limits
- Provides training for independent study
Constructivism
- Learner-centered approach
- Knowledge is built by the learner, not transmitted
- Teacher facilitates learning by considering prior knowledge and providing cues and challenges
- Learning is a social process through interaction with environment and prior knowledge
Reflective Thinking
- Encourages students to reflect on their experiences to gain new insights
- Analysis of learning experiences leads to new knowledge
- Experience is valuable when analyzed critically
Structured-Oriented Methodologies: Allocation
- Learning environments that motivate student participation and persistence
- Teachers need to allocate time, learning groups, strategies (cooperative, peer group, partner learning, and inductive learning), and resources (materials, group structures etc.)
Cooperative Learning
- Students work in small, heterogeneous groups
- Goal-oriented, focusing on shared goals and responsibilities
- Positive interdependency between students
- Group size typically 2-6 students, in a circular formation for easy interaction
Peer-Mediated Methods
- Older, more capable students tutor or coach peers
- Different types include:
- Instructional Peer Tutoring: Older students tutor
- Same Age Tutoring: Peers tutor each other
- Monitorial Tutoring: Monitor assists the teacher
- Structural Peer Tutoring: Structured procedures and materials
- Semi-Structured Peer Tutoring: Combination of structure
Partner Learning
- Students pair to share ideas and opinions
- Students discuss a topic or issue
- Facilitates oral presentations of answers to the class
Inductive Learning
- Specific instances lead to generalization
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