Theories
To ensure all students have equitable access to instruction
Differentiated instruction
Cognitive theorists focus on ______ changes as Behavioral theorists focus on ______ changes
Internal/external
Examples of positive and negative reinforcements
time-out/stickers
Severe abuse or neglect can result in
Reactive Attachment Disorder
A cognitive tool that reflects the cultural beliefs and value system of a group of people?
Language
________ explains how a child understands language before they are able to articulate it?
Receptive Language
Type of motivation when the student gives up
Amotivation
Name of plan that students AND adults can use to change unwanted behaviors
Behavior Support Plan
Forming an emotional bond with another person, foundation for all future relationships, can have profound impact on life-long mental health
What is attachment
A child who throws a temper tantrum in the store and gets a candy bar each time is an example
Operant conditioning
Two areas of the brain responsible for speech and language?
Broca and Wernicke
What does the "ABC" of Functional Behavioral Assessment stand for?
Antecedent, behavior, consequence
What are the three most common reasons for student behavior identified during the Functional Behavioral Assessment's hypothesis stage?
Avoidance, attention seeking or escape
Engaging families, creating inclusive classrooms, celebrating diversity, and understanding student backgrounds are
Strategies for teachers to use to create inclusive classrooms
Three major points for teachers to consider with students who are english language learners
1-Language development takes time
2-Creating a culturally responsive classroom lets the student know they are valued
3-Differentiated instruction occurs based on proficiency level
What theory was the roommate trying to prove by pairing the button with the air soft gun?
Pavlov-Classical Conditioning
Three of Maslow’s needs that influence motivation
Achievement, autonomy, relatedness
Why was it important to identify the cause for Sammy's frustration in her reading class?
Learned Helplessness
Physical, cognitive, or emotional impairment that limits at least one major realm in an educational setting and is a permanent impairment
Physical, cognitive, or emotional impairment that limits at least one major realm in an educational setting and is temporary
IEP. vs 504 Plan
"I'm reading a book on anti-gravity--it's impossible to put down" is an example of_______ awareness while knowing the difference of how to speak differently to a boss versus a friend is known as ______ awareness.
metalinguistic
pragmatic
Two theories to consider when deciding what Mr. Suarez’s motivation was
Psychosocial and Social Context
Bonus for 100 points--name the theorists
Jonny says, "I'm going to stay home tonight and work on my science project. It's interesting, and I've got an idea I want to try out." What is this student's view of motivation?
Cognitive view (intrinsic motivation)
Operant conditioning, observational learning, and classical conditioning are examples of
Behavioral learning
What type of disability is the only one where cognitive ability is impacted?
Intellectual
Awareness of what promotes more effective communication and reduces misunderstandings in interpersonal interactions?
Genderlects