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Who skimmed the chapter quickly and wanted to comment during group discussions?
Deon
Which student is determined to be the first to complete the math assignment?
Lanea
Who struggled with a science question and is considered a perfectionist?
Deloris
Which student got into a study group with friends and is learning French?
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Which teacher is likely to motivate students to pursue learning goals?
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In which situation is success attributed to stable causes?
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Which student is most likely motivated to choose more difficult academic tasks?
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What strategy should Mr. Jacobs avoid to increase positive achievement emotions?
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When is Evan most likely to experience academic anxiety?
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Which is NOT a way students learn self-control?
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Which classroom rule is worded most appropriately?
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What is a natural consequence of being late to class?
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Which desk arrangement is most appropriate for independent work?
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What is the most basic classroom management task for teachers?
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Which behavior should a teacher deal with first?
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Which strategy is NOT effective for promoting smooth transitions?
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Which teacher response to misbehavior is most intrusive?
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Which 'I' statement is more appropriate?
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Which classroom activity would lead to a positive school climate?
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Which statement is a good classroom rule?
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What seating arrangement is likely to build cohesion in a brainstorming session?
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Which type of response is not activated by mirror neurons?
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Which type of memory holds information no longer than 3 seconds?
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Which type of multitasking is most likely to result in poor task performance?
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Which type of cognitive load refers to problems unrelated to the cognitive task?
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Problems with peers in the classroom is an example of which type of cognitive load that could interfere with learning?
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Which of the following is an example of maintenance rehearsal?
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Which type of rehearsal is more likely to result in information being stored in long-term memory?
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Which type of knowledge is often the most difficult for students to access?
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What is elaboration (in the context of learning)?
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Which memory system requires conscious awareness?
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In the following learning situations, which one is described in a way that illustrates a cognitive view of learning?
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Kele has a history assignment that requires her to recall the events of World War II. Which kind of cognitive load is required for her to apply knowledge from two units?
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Rico is learning the steps to check his grades. What kind of knowledge is he using?
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During the standardized test, which student demonstrates implicit long-term memory?
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Mrs. O'Connor assigns a math task without reviewing prior knowledge. What type of knowledge do students seem to lack?
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Stefano prepared a presentation but his printer failed. This type of memory retrieval is:
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Celeste is using the first letter of keywords to remember steps in a procedure. What process is she using?
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Mrs. Thomas has chunked new science unit information. What is the first thing she must do to help students learn?
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What is distributed practice?
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What is massed practice?
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Which of the following is NOT an example of metacognition?
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Metacognition can be learned and improved.
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Which scenario would be most likely to result in a production deficiency?
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Even if you don't review your notes, taking them in the first place increases your likelihood of learning.
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Which type of knowledge is most closely related to metacognition?
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Which of the following skills can be learned from teacher modeling?
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Which visual learning tool is most useful for comparing and contrasting concepts?
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Your interpretation of a problem is called a __________.
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Which cognitive bias results in searching for information that confirms your existing beliefs?
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Which visual learning tool is most useful for representing hierarchical concepts?
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Which teacher is helping students develop metacognitive skills in writing?
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A new student arrived at school. What information will receive Mrs. Kimble's attention?
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During history class, one of the students rolled a baseball. What likely hindered Ms. Durango from solving the problem?
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Matthew corrected his teacher's comment about his analytical thinking. What attribute is he demonstrating?
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In her reading group, Mrs. Casey asked students to draw a picture to represent the new word 'dugout'. Which student used divergent thinking?
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Based on the following descriptions, which student exhibits the highest degree of creativity?
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Which question requires students to think critically?
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Ms. Kovalik is teaching her students to identify the main idea. Which is most likely to help her achieve this goal?
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Which students would benefit the most from learning activities involving argumentation?
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Which type of thinking results in coming up with more than one solution to a problem?
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Which of the following reflects a culture of thinking in the classroom? (Select all that apply)
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Who is best at argumentation?
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Which characteristics best meet the criteria for creativity?
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Which of the following would a critical thinker be likely to do? (Select all that apply)
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What do students who offer the explanation represent?
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In jigsaw learning, group members are only tested on the material they were responsible for learning.
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Which describes cooperation?
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Which reciprocal teaching strategy is used most often but least effectively?
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Which type of learning facilitates knowledge construction in the classroom?
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In the following classrooms, which teacher's lesson plan is most likely to result in deep learning?
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What is the other central idea in constructivist theories regarding knowledge construction?
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Which learning environment is LEAST likely to meet constructivist perspectives?
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What teaching approach is being utilized when students formulate hypotheses and collect data?
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What approach is Mr. McKay using in discussing limited resources for homeless students?
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What procedure are students using when summarizing a passage and generating questions?
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What does Mr. Phillips need to change about his cooperative learning groups?
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What additional learning activity must be involved for the tutoring project to exhibit service learning characteristics?
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Which type of model is more effective for a struggling learner?
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If a student sees a classmate cheat without punishment, what is likely to happen?
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What is an example of vicarious experience increasing self-efficacy?
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What aspect of self-regulation is missing if a student understands the assignment but doesn't do quality work?
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Which source of self-efficacy is more likely to endure over time?
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What element of observational learning is illustrated when Staci stops running?
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What is Ms. Hernandez likely to do to help students improve narrative writing?
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Which student is most likely to have the highest motivation to achieve?
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What is lacking in Alan's case if he doesn't submit a drawing for the yearbook?
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What is the nature of Mr. McKay's work with students on their project rubric?
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Which student most closely demonstrates social awareness?
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What should teachers avoid to support self-regulation and efficacy?
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Which of Mr. Barclay's practices support self-regulated learning?
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Rewarding students with a gold star for turning in homework is an example of which approach?
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According to cognitive evaluation theory, in which scenario would students be more motivated?
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What is an example of a mastery goal?
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Which student would be more motivated to study for a test according to attribution theory?
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Which goal orientation is more likely to result in long-term academic success?
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Relating academic content to real-life problems is most beneficial for which phase of interest development?
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If you failed an exam for not studying, what emotion are you likely to feel?
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What is a problem-focused strategy for reducing anxiety?
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What level of anxiety is optimal for performance on important exams?
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Which type of task motivates students most?
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Which student appears to be intrinsically motivated?
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What approach to motivation does Ms. Jovanovic use for her students?
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Study Notes
Mirror Neurons and Responses
- Autonomic nervous system activity does not engage mirror neurons, which are instead linked to motor activity and empathy.
Types of Memory
- Sensory memory holds information for less than 3 seconds.
- Short-term memory and working memory function with limited duration and capacity.
- Long-term memory stores information beyond the short-term limits.
Multitasking and Cognitive Load
- Simultaneous multitasking results in poorer performance compared to sequential multitasking.
- Extrinsic cognitive load relates to external problems impacting learning, such as peer issues.
- Germane cognitive load involves deep processing and integrations of prior knowledge.
Rehearsal Techniques
- Maintenance rehearsal involves simple repetition, while elaborative rehearsal connects new information with existing knowledge, enhancing long-term retention.
Knowledge Types
- Conditional knowledge, concerning the application of strategies, is often hardest for students to retrieve.
- Procedural knowledge refers to the skills and processes required to perform tasks effectively.
Learning and Memory Techniques
- Elaboration enhances learning by linking new content to familiar concepts.
- Spreading activation retrieval helps recall related memories based on connections.
- Acronyms are mnemonic devices for remembering lists or sequences.
Metacognition and Learning Strategies
- Metacognition involves awareness of one’s learning processes and can be cultivated.
- Providing practice to the point of overlearning is key for retaining skills, particularly in content areas.
- Argumentation activities are most beneficial for high school students, fostering critical thinking.
Visual Learning Tools
- Venn diagrams are effective for comparing and contrasting concepts.
- Mind maps visualize hierarchical relationships among ideas.
Critical Thinking and Creativity
- Critical thinking includes asking clarifying questions and testing hypotheses.
- Creativity is defined as being both original and useful, not just entertaining.
Collaboration and Cooperation
- Cooperation fosters group work towards shared goals, differing from competition among individuals.
- Jigsaw learning tests students on the broader material, not just their specific sections.
Teaching and Learning Practices
- Constructivist theories emphasize the significance of social interactions in knowledge construction.
- Student-centered learning promotes deeper understanding compared to teacher-centered approaches.
Applications of Learning Strategies
- Teachers are encouraged to open lessons with reviews or discussions to enhance comprehension and retention.### Constructivist Learning
- Learners actively construct their own knowledge.
- Teachers play a crucial role in facilitating this construction process.
- Education environments should reflect constructivist perspectives.
Classroom Environments
- A simulation task (e.g., space station activity) aligns with constructivist principles.
- Scheduling time for students to suggest practical applications of learning supports engagement.
- Providing a checklist for assignment tracking emphasizes responsibility but is less aligned with constructivist ideals.
- Relying on PowerPoint lectures limits interaction and does not promote active learning.
Teaching Approaches
- Inquiry learning involves students formulating hypotheses and conducting experiments (e.g., testing plant growth without sunlight).
- Problem-based learning encourages students to consult resources and seek feedback on real-world issues (e.g., solutions for homeless students).
- Reciprocal teaching allows students to teach and quiz each other, fostering comprehension in reading.
Cooperative Learning
- Group composition should consider social dynamics, ensuring tolerant peers are included with those perceived as different.
Service Learning
- Reflection on service experiences enhances learning outcomes, making the activity more impactful.
Motivation and Self-Regulation
- Low-achieving peers who succeed through effort serve as better role models for struggling learners than high achievers.
- Observing classmates cheat may increase the likelihood of cheating behavior among students.
- Student experiences of vicarious success can enhance self-efficacy.
- Missing volition is characterized by a lack of action toward desired outcomes, even if knowledge and motivation are present.
- Mastery experiences build long-term self-efficacy.
- Vicarious reinforcement encourages behavior modification based on observing others.
Emotional and Social Skills
- Demonstrating social awareness involves empathizing with others' difficulties and wanting to help.
- Avoid simplistic task designs; instead, cultivate student choice and collaborative environments for better self-regulation outcomes.
Reward Approaches
- Behavioral motivation involves using tangible rewards for specific behaviors (e.g., homework compliance).
- Intrinsically motivated students engage in activities for personal satisfaction (e.g., reading for pleasure).
Goal Orientation
- Mastery goals, focused on personal improvement, are linked to greater long-term success compared to performance goals that emphasize outcome over process.
- Situational interest can be maintained by relating material to real-life issues.
Coping Strategies
- Problem-focused strategies, such as creating study aids, can alleviate anxiety more effectively than avoidance strategies.
Academic Pressure
- Moderate levels of anxiety can enhance performance, while extreme anxiety typically interferes.
- Success is often more attributed to stable causes (e.g., innate intelligence), influencing future task selection motivations.
- Teachers should foster positive engagement by matching task challenges to skill levels and maximizing student enjoyment in learning tasks.
Reducing Boredom
- Encouraging self-regulation and intrinsic motivations should take precedence over strict performance goals.### Classroom Management Strategies
- Making choices and understanding consequences is crucial for student learning.
- Teachers often confront behavior issues through discussions or lectures, addressing inappropriate actions directly.
- Effective dispute mediation skills are essential for fostering a peaceful classroom atmosphere.
- Setting clear goals and guiding students to work towards them enhances motivation and focus.
Classroom Rules
- The rule "walk in hallways and stairwells" promotes safety and is worded appropriately.
- Natural consequences are more impactful, e.g., staying after class for being late, rather than punitive measures like writing lines.
- Independent work is best supported with traditional row and column desk arrangements.
Key Teacher Responsibilities
- Gaining and maintaining student cooperation is the most fundamental task for teachers to create a positive learning environment.
- Addressing aggressive behaviors, such as shoving, should take priority over less disruptive actions like talking out of turn.
- Smooth transitions in class can be facilitated by displaying schedules rather than overwhelming students with all activity details at once.
Responses to Misbehavior
- Telling students to stop a behavior is the most intrusive response, while non-intrusive methods include making eye contact or reminding them of rules.
- Effective "I" statements encourage clear communication about how behaviors affect the teacher's ability to teach, e.g., "It's hard for me to concentrate when it's noisy."
Positive Classroom Climate
- Encouraging students to set individual goals for rewards fosters a supportive school climate, contrasting with competitive environments based on test scores.
- Properly worded classroom rules, such as sitting and listening while others speak, enhance respect and cooperation among students.
Seating Arrangements for Engagement
- Using a fishbowl seating arrangement can build cohesion and promote participation during discussions, especially for brainstorming sessions on group projects.
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