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Advanced Organizer
Structure providing a preview of the upcoming lesson.
Analogy
a logical comparison inferring that if two things are known to be alike in some ways, then they must be alike in other ways.
Collaborate (collaboration)
to work together.
Critical thinking
evaluating information and logically solving problems.
Curriculum
what we teach.
Discourse
verbal expression in speech or writing.
Domain
related area
Eclectic
using a variety of sources.
Empower (empowerment)
to have control or be confident in one's own abilities.
Explicit
clearly defined or direct.
Feedback
information about the result of a performance.
Graphic organizer
visual overview that shows the relationship of important concepts--for example, webbing or mapping.
Heterogeneous grouping
grouping students with unlike characteristics or abilities.
Homogeneous grouping
grouping students with like characteristics or abilities.
Implicit
implied or suggested but not directly indicated.
Impulsivity
a tendency to respond quickly without thinking.
Instruction
how we teach the curriculum.
Internalize
to take in or absorb and make part of one's beliefs or attitudes.
Learner-centered of Student-centered
teaching style focusing on the needs of the students.
Modality (modalities)
preferred ways of learning such as seeing (visual), hearing (auditory), touching (tactile), or moving (kinesthetic).
Objectivity
perceiving something without being influenced by personal opinions.
Paradigm
an example, pattern, or framework for thinking.
Pedagogy
the art, profession, or study of teaching.
Precocious
advanced in development.
Proficiency
correctly demonstrating a skill.