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19 Cards in this Set
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Relationship of Gender and Achievement
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No Consistent relationship between the two
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Girls are slightly better
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Verbal Tasks
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Boys are slightly better
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Numerical Reasoning
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Differences in Achievement factors shaped by
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Environmental Factors
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Differences in skills are apparent by
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High School
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Problems in Achievement mostly related to
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Economic Status
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Style differences for Culture/Ethnicity & Achievement
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Analytic; Relational
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Analytic
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Define learning goals and follow orderly stages to reach them
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Relational
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Focus attention on the "big picture" instead of individual bit of information
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Example of more Analytic style
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Asian American and European American children
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Example of more Relational
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Afrikan American, Hispanic American, and Native American.
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Compared to the world, U.S. is behind in the subjects
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Math; Science
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North Americans emphasize
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Innate Ability
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Asians Emphasize
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Hard Work and Dedication
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Teaching methods of Asians
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Master lessons around a single theme; Computational fluency
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Teaching methods of Americans
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Intrinsic Motivation; poor use of reward systems
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Learning disability
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>2 years behind
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More physical activity and/or less attentive leading to academic and behavioral problems
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Attention-Deficit, Hyperactivity Disorder
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Neurological Differences; Cultural Factors; Temperament; Peer Relations;
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Causes of Attention-Deficit, Hyperactivity Disorder
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