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58 Cards in this Set
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What is the cognitive domain? |
Knowledge |
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What does 'thinking', 'intellect', and 'reasoning' fall under? |
Knowledge |
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Where does academic subjects and basic facts fall under? |
Knowledge |
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What is feelings, values, and motivation fall under? |
Attitudes |
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What is the effective domain? |
attitudes |
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What is the psychomotor domain? |
skills |
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What is the motor skills fall under? |
skills |
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Who wrote "Who Killed Excellence?" |
Samuel L. Blumenfeld |
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Who written and talked about the troubles of education, more specifically the troubles of modern education? |
Samuel L. Blumenfeld |
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When did Samuel L Blumenfeld write Who Killed Excellence? |
September 1995 |
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What was a simplistic reading? |
Dick and Jane |
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Who actually killed excellence? |
Behavior Psychologists |
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Who advocated Protestant schools? |
John Calvin |
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What type of education ethic taught that the parents were responsible for their children's education? |
Calvinistic Ethnic |
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Who had the top universities in the 1800s? |
Germans |
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Who was a buddy of Karl Marx? |
Hegel |
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What type of education belief stated that society or the government was responsible for the education of a child, not the parents? |
Hegelian Mindset |
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Who was the Father of the Public Education in America? |
Horace Mann |
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Where did Horace Mann bring his ideas, which state? |
Massachusetts |
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What is a bible verse that mandates that the parents, not the government are ultimately responsible for the education of parents? |
Deuteronomy 6:6-8 |
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Who had the first psychological lab at the University of Leipzig (Germany)? |
Wilhelm Wundt |
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Who were the students of Wilhelm Wundt? |
G. Stanley Hall and James Cattell |
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Who had the first psychological lab in America? |
G. Stanley Hall |
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Who was chair of Psychology at Columbia University? |
James Cattell |
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Which university is in charge of the new ideas of psychology? |
James Cattell |
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Who brought Dewey to Columbia University? |
E. Thorndike |
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Who becaomes more famous than his teacher? |
E. Thorndike |
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Who was E. Thorndike's teacher? |
James Cattell |
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Who started behaviorism or behavior psychology? |
E. Thorndike |
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Who wanted to base this science of behavioral psychology on fact and only wants to observe people? |
E. Thorndike |
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What philosophy says the students are more important than the teacher? |
Active learning |
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Who was a philosopher? |
John Dewey |
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Who was working at the University of Chicago Laboratory School and Cattell finds him in the university? |
John Dewey |
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Who was the Father of Progressive education? |
John Dewey |
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Who wanted a child-centered education |
John Dewey |
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Who wrote extensively about the new education ideas? |
John Dewey |
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Who was a social philosophy? |
Dewey |
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Who wasn't focused on the classroom and based on theories and techniques? |
Thorndike |
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Who was the organizer? |
Cattell |
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Who wants to get rid of literacy? |
Dewey |
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Who developed a way to teach reading to the deaf? |
Reverend Thomas Gallaudet |
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Who developed the whole-word method? |
Reverend Thomas Gallaudet |
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Who founded the American School for the Deaf? |
Reverend Thomas Gallaudet |
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What are some other names for the whole-word method? |
Rev Thomas Gallaudet |
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Who was a student of G. Stanley Hall? |
Edmund Burke Huey |
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Who wrote The Psychology and Pedagogy of Reading? |
Edmund Burke Huey |
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Who writes about the whole word reading type? |
Edmund Burke Huey |
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Who asks why can't people read? |
Rudolf Flesh |
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Who writes a book called Why Johnny Can't Read? |
Rudolf Flesh |
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Who calls the whole word reading method was stupid? |
Rudolf Flesch |
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Who writes Why Johnny Still Can't Read? |
Rudolf Flesh |
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What are the six different educational philosophy? |
God, truth, man, work, standards, and authority |
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What brought the idea that essentials, back to basics approach? |
Essentialism |
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What are co-learners with one another, it is a collaborative learning? |
Progressivism |
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What is a conditioning? |
Behaviorism |
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Who was focused on man? |
humanism |
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Who has arrived at from the scientific point of view? |
Positivism |
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What are students constructing their own knowledge? |
Constructivism |
