Educational
Psychology
Psychology
He is the father of the progressive education movement
Who is John Dewey?
Numbers that indicate both the strength and direction of a relationship between two events or measures
What is Correlation?
This word is defined as "without any definite pattern; following no rule."
What is Random?
This study focuses on groups of different ages
What is Cross-sectional?
A prediction of what will happen in the research study based on theory and previous research
What is a hypothesis/hypotheses?
A framework that has 4 domains and 22 components.
What is Danielson's Framework for Teaching
It indicates that the two factors increase or decrease together.
What is Positive Correlation?
The statistical significance that means "less than 1 time of 100 of a chance to happen."
What is p<.01?
This study explores situations or people in-depth and understands the meaning of the event to the people involved in order to tell their story.
What is a Qualitative Study?
Investigates one person or situation in depth
What is a Case Study?
Planning and Preparation, Classroom Environment, Instruction, and Professional Responsibility
They are the 4 areas of What?
What are the 4 domain areas of responsibility?
The increase of one factor means the decrease of the other factor
What is Negative Correlation?
The statistical significance that is defined as "less than 5 times of 100 of a chance to happen."
What is p<.05?
This study uses numbers, measurements, and computations are made.
What is a Quantitative Study?
Thoughtful and inventive. To think back over situations to analyze what they did and why. To consider how they might improve learning for their students.
What is Reflective?
This act required all students in 3rd to 8th grade and some high school to take a standardized achievement test in math and reading
What is the No Child Left Behind Act?
It ranges from +1.00 to -1.00.
What is the Correlation Range?
BLANK and BLANK use open-minded questions
What is Clinical Interviews and Case Studies?
This type of research can use both qualitative and quantitative studies.
What is a Mixed Methods Research?
The study of development, learning, motivation, teaching, and assessment in and out of schools.
What is Educational Psychology?
THIS is increased when other teachers and administrators also have high expectations.
What is a sense of efficacy?
These people identify correlations so they can make predictions about important events in the classroom.
Who are Educational Psychologists?
This experimental study is used to determine the effects of therapy, teaching methods, or other interventions by first observing participants for a baseline period.
What is ABAB Experimental?
Method for conducting descriptive research in which the researcher becomes a participant in the situation in order to better understand life in that group.
What is Participant Observation?
Practitioners identify research questions based on problems of practice then researchers gather and analyze the data to address those problems.
What is Designed-based research?