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Advanced Organizer
Structure providing preview of sources It is a graphic organizer (or sometimes text) created by the teacher to build on students' prior knowledge.
Self Directed
Gradually shifting responsability for learning to the students.
Project Learning
An in depth study in an area of interest
Rote Learning
Memorizing facts or associations
Vicarious Learning
Learning without direct experience. Social learning or modeling) is learning that occurs as a function of observing, retaining and replicating behavior observed in others

Implicit
Implied or suggested
Explicit
Clearly Defined or directed
Eclectic
Using a variety of sources
Modality
Prefered way of learning
Graphic Organizer
Visual overview showing relationships of concepts
Empowered
to be confident of one's abilities
internalize
to take in or absorb
collaborate
to work together
reflection
thinking back and carefully considering
subjectivity
based on personal opinions rather than facts
proficiency
correctly demonstrating a skill
competency
Expected performance in a given area
domain
related area
pedagogy
the study of teaching
curriculum
what we teach
instruction
how we teach
scope
amount covered
rationale
reason behind
Critical thinking
evaluating information and solving problems
heterogeneous
grouping students with unlike characteristics
feed back
information about the result of performance
teacher centered
teaching style focusing on the subject
Homogeneous
Grouping students with like characteristics
learner centered
teaching style focusing on needs of students
Student ownership
taking control of the learning process
technology
any device used to complete an objective or task
sequence
the order in which curriculum is covered.