Theories
A theory that focuses on negative and positive consequences to encourage or discourage certain behaviors.
Skinner's Theory of Operant Conditioning
The scientific study of how students learn, the impact on their development, with a focus on cognitive, emotional and social process to improve educational practices and outcomes.
Educational Psychology
An argumentative paper in which a thesis is formulated and the content is written to prove the claim is true with detailed examples and a variety of scholarly sources.
REACTION ANALYSIS
Who are EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN?
EVERY CHILD!
What is the chemical symbol for water?
H20
A theory that suggests that people learn by observing others.
Albert Bandura's Social Learning Theory
Teaching with a purpose and challenging students to reach their fullest potential are traits of WHAT KIND of teacher?
THE INTENTIONAL TEACHER
A plan that includes standards, benchmarks, objectives, materials, activities and a calendar of tasks used in a unit plan.
ASSESSMENT PLAN
The PEOPLE FIRST LANGUAGE
MULAN
A theory that asserts that learning is a social process where development occurs through interactions with people (social interaction, culture and language are central).
Vygotsky's Sociocultural Theory
Providing students with the same opportunity to education while also accommodating their learning needs falls under what two concepts?
EQUALITY and EQUITY
A document that entails procedures on how a teacher's classroom functions.
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT PLAN
This document is created specifically for one student who's education is negatively impacted by the effects of a disability or developmental delay. This student must also be enrolled into Special Education.
Individualized Education Program (IEP) Plan
This animal has the distinction of being the largest mammal in the world.
The Blue Whale
Language Development Theory
Philosophy of Education
An analysis that is done on an individual's challenges where the background is considered and used to design solutions or a plan of action to assist the individual in an educational setting.
CASE STUDY
This educational approach explains social situations and concepts. It is commonly made up of four types of sentences and is in a comic strip or pictorial form.
SOCIAL STORIES
What is the mascot for ASCC?
CHIEFS
This theory focuses on the basic needs of a person: physiological, safety, love, sense of belongingness, esteem and self-actualization.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
What are the four levels of REFLECTION?
DESCRIPTION, EVALUATION, ANALYSIS and INTEGRATION & FRAMING.
An argumentative paper that will focus on key theories, cognitive and emotional development, application of teaching, the roles of assessment and a final reflection of the course.
The FINAL REACTION ANALYSIS
One of the mandates of this federal law is that students with disabilities must have the same opportunity and access to a free, appropriate public education as students without disabilities.
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
This animal's tongue can be as long as its body and is used to clean its ears.
A GIRAFFE