Questions and Answers
Which of the following learning theories does a teacher best represent by providing additional coaching and scaffolding to students struggling with multiplying two-digit numbers?
What can students do by reflecting on what they have learned from a KWL chart?
Determine actual progress to see if they reached their goals.
Which assessment can a teacher use to best determine whether a student is reading on grade level?
Achievement Test
What theory does the teacher's question, 'How did people measure length before they had rules?' exemplify?
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What is an example that best represents analytical scoring on an essay?
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What is the probable area of exceptionality for a student who has trouble remembering information and following directions presented orally?
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Which finding about bullying is best supported by research?
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What classroom practice best implements Erikson's theory?
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What classroom practice best implements Maslow's theory?
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What classroom practice best implements Watson's theory?
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What classroom practice best implements Thorndike's theory?
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What is the best first step for a teacher's action plan to build a garden for students?
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What learning theory does the teacher's technique of associating clapping sequences and light signals with desired behaviors represent?
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Study Notes
Learning Theories and Concepts
- Zone of Proximal Development: Vygotsky's theory where students receive additional coaching and scaffolding to master tasks.
- Constructivism: Emphasizes learning through questioning and utilizing prior knowledge to build new understanding.
- Classical Conditioning: Involves using conditioned stimuli to elicit desired behaviors in classroom management.
Assessment and Scoring
- Achievement Test: Used to determine if a student is reading on grade level by measuring mastery skills.
- Analytical Scoring: Evaluates an essay in parts, providing separate scores for content and mechanics.
Classroom Practices
- Erikson's Theory: Assignments based on ability levels foster success, relevant for elementary students in the industry vs. inferiority stage.
- Maslow's Theory: Ensures a safe environment, encourages students to address hunger, and promotes acceptance within the classroom.
- Watson's Theory: Focuses on behavioral management through rewards for positive behavior and consequences for negative behavior.
- Thorndike's Theory: Advocates for self-paced learning and gradual introduction of new information based on the law of effect.
Student Support
- Auditory Processing Issues: Symptoms include difficulty remembering information and following oral directions, which align with auditory exceptionality.
Bullying Research Findings
- Bullying Gender Differences: Research indicates boys are more likely than girls to engage in bullying, particularly with physical aggression.
Project Planning
- Community Involvement: In project planning for educational initiatives, the first step should be meeting with administrators to discuss the purpose and scope.
Reflective Practice
- KWL Charts: Utilizing KWL charts helps students reflect and assess their actual learning progress.
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Description
This quiz focuses on key concepts in teaching and learning theories relevant to K-6 education. It includes questions related to instructional strategies, such as the Zone of Proximal Development. Test your understanding of these important educational principles.