What is Learning
Children learn by doing something over and over again.
What is repetition?
Children remember __% of what they read.
What is 10%?
A type of intelligence that involves being word-smart.
What is linguistic?
Teaching that involves touching, feeling, and handling.
What is hands-on?
Children _____ _____ these days (develop faster physically and mentally).
What is mature sooner?
Type of learning that involves touching and feeling.
What is sensorimotor?
Children remember __% of what they hear.
What is 20%?
A type of intelligence that involves being people-smart.
What is interpersonal?
Teaching that involves relevant learning.
What is connected?
Children these days are ____ _____ ____ (don't exercise as much).
What is less physically active?
Children learn through rewards.
What is the behavior approach?
Children remember __% of what they see/hear?
What is 50%?
A type of intelligence that involves being picture-smart.
What is spatial?
Teaching that involves problems solvers reflecting on ability and opportunities for discovery learning.
What is problem solving?
These can define a child's "popularity."
What are brand names?
Kids organize their knowledge by mixing it with what they know. If something doesn’t fit, they have to decide where to put it.
What is the Bit-by-Bit approach?
Children remember __% of what is discussed.
What is 70%?
A type of intelligence that involves being nature-smart.
What is natural?
Teaching that involves meaning facilitators.
What is reflective?
A group of customers that a product is marketed to.
What are target markets?
Learning that involves students being fully engaged.
What is active learning?
Children remember __% of what I teach.
What is 95%?
A type of intelligence that involves being inside-smart.
What is intrapersonal?
Teaching that emphasizes individuals and differentiated instruction.
What is child-focused?
Children trying to act like they are older than they are.
What is pseudomaturity?