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36 Cards in this Set
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What arts literacy is necessary to teach students to use the art forms to express their ideas effectively?
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Literature, Art, Dance, Drama, Music (LADDM)
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What unusual contributions do the arts make to learning/teaching?
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it connects across grade levels and among disciplines to make instruction more brain compatible and more life-like.
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How do students need to learn in order to be happy and successful in the 21st century?
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the capacity of individuals to construct personal meanings using a variety of communication tools (language arts and arts) and materials
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How can arts teaching be adapted for strengths and needs?
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arts can be used to motivate all students and are particularly rich sources for differentiating instruction./arts integration expands options students can use to communicate./through arts processes and materials, including use of multiple intelligence,/use of multisensory methods
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Which process is center stage in teaching how to use the arts as communication vehicles?
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CPS
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Which practice involves mini-lessons that focus on the why-what-how-when-where of arts concepts and skills?
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explicit teaching
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Name the practice where teachers coach students using specific feedback during practice so higher-quality work results
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apply, practice, rehearse
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In which instance are arts processes emphasized over products, examples are used more often than models and dictated art is avoided?
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process and product
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Which practice helps students become increasingly independent as the gain control of body, voice and mind and learn persistence?
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independence and self discipline
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Brain Dance Step 1
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Breath
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Brain Dance Step 2
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Tactile
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Brain Dance Step 3
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Core-Distal
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Brain Dance Step 4
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Head-Tail
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Brain Dance Step 5
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Upper-Lower
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Brain Dance Step 6
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Body-Side
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Brain Dance Step 7
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Cross-Lateral
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Brain Dance Step 8
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Vestibular
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What is Gardner's?
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Multiple Intelligences
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What is Erikson's?
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Stage Theory
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What is Piaget's?
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Stage of Cognitive Development
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What is Vygotsky's?
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Social Development Theory
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What is Maslow's?
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Pyramid
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What is Anne Green Gilbert's?
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Brain Dance
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Level One of Arts Integration?
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With
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Level Two of Arts Integration?
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About/In
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Level Three of Arts Integration?
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Through
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Humans are predisposed to ______.
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communicate
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The drive to create ______ __________ is powerful.
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personal meaning
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__________ is key to meaning construction.
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meaningfulness
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Cognition, emotions, and the physical body are _________.
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interconnected
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People are innately _______.
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social
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______ and parts are processed simultaneously.
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wholes
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Understanding results from ________.
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transformation
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People seek ______.
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independence
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______ is conscious and unconscious
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learning
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Depth of learning is increased by _______ motivation
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intrinsic
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