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15 Cards in this Set
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Zone of Proximal Development
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Range of tasks that a child cannot complete on his own but can with assistance
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Scaffolding
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assistance that allows students to complete tasks they cannot complete individually
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Authoritative parenting
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firm but caring. Kids have high self-esteem, are confident and secure, willing to take risks, successful in school
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authoritarian parenting
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stress conformity, are controlling, don't explain rules but expect them to be followed. kids are withdrawn, worry about fleasing parents more than solving problems. defiant
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permissive parenting
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makes few demands of children. kinds are immatrue, lack self-control, are impulsive, unmotivated
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uninvolved parenting
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have little interest in childs life. kinds lack self control, no long term goals. easily frustrated, disobedient
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central features of Kolhberg's theory
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Moral Dilemas
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Eriksson's theorey revolves around...
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crises, changes in motivation
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how long information stays in ___ memory
Visual Hearing |
Visual--1 second
hearing--4 seconds |
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Working memory: How many items? Lasts how long
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7 items
20 seconds |
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Types of memory in Long Term memory
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Declarative Knowledge
Procedural Knowldege |
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3 strategies to reduce cognitive load
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Chunking ( 18 95 61 74 )
Automaticity (do over and over) Dual Processing (have visual and auditory stimulation together) |
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self efficacy
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learner's belief about their capacity to succeed on a specific task
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4 componants of self-regulation
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setting goals
monitoring goals metacognition using strategies |
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self determination theory
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acknowledges that not all learning is intrinsically motivated
gives great chances for long term success, but not all students reach this stage |
