Piaget/Vygotsky
The development camp of Piaget.
What is Nature?
The final stage of Bloom's Taxonomy.
What is create?
The acronym MBE stands for.
What is Mind Brain Education?
Knowing the facts.
What is declarative knowledge?
Compared to a filing cabinet in the brain.
What is a schema?
This student enjoys reading, and writing. Often prefers written instruction over verbal.
What is a verbal-linguistic student?
The development camp of Vygotsky.
What is nurture?
To understand.
What is explain ideas or concepts?
The study of the mind and behavior.
What is psychology?
Knowing the steps.
What is procedural knowledge?
Memory being used at any given time for information in front of you.
What is working memory?
This student understands concepts better after watching someone do it or creating something related to it.
What is a visual-spatial student?
Checklists, partially completed worksheets, and cue cards.
What are support scaffolding tools?
Comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, evaluation, and knowledge.
What are Bloom's nouns?
The science dealing with the structure
or function of the nervous system and brain.
What is neuroscience?
Knowing how to manage your learning.
What is conditional knowledge?
Grouping individual bits of data into meaningful larger units.
What is chunking?
This student always asks to use headphones while doing independent work and is often seen tapping rhythmically throughout the day.
What is a musical-rhythmic student?
Students are given 30 additional minutes evenly distributed across the school day designated for "play".
What is a large piece of Piaget's social cognitive theory.
The year the taxonomy was revised
What is 2001?
A student comes to you in tears because they state they cannot write an opinion paper on a topic they are not very familiar with. You would use this strategy to help.
What is the power of 'yet'.
How to create a lesson plan.
What is procedural knowledge?
The reason sleep is so important in regards to learning.
What is brain activity which occurs during sleep only that assists in long-term memory function?
This student enjoys planning, and ran for class treasurer.
What is a mathematical-logical student?
A sage on the stage.
What is Vygotsky's recommendation for effective teaching?
To justify a stand or decision.
What is evaluate?
This list includes things like: pop quizzes, catering to individual learning styles, and believing students have a fixed level of ability.
What is the unconscionable list?
How to self-assess the success of a lesson.
What is conditional knowledge?
A basic information processing unit.
What is a neuron?
This student is class president, first to volunteer for presentations and loves group work.
What is an interpersonal student?