Foundations of Ed Psyc
Development & Diversity
Behaviorism & Management
Cognitive Learning & Memory
Social Cognitive Learning
Assessment & Instruction
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FINAL JEOPARDY
100

What is the study of how people learn in educational settings?

Educational Psychology

100

This is a stage based development theory by a French theorist

Cognitive Development

100

What is learning through consequences/rewards or punishment?

Operant Conditioning

100

The temporary memory system is called...

Working memory

100

Learning by watching others is called __________

Observational or social learning

100

An ongoing assessment such as exit ticket, think-pair-share, discussions, polls, is called __________

Formative Assessment

100

Clarity = ______________

Kindness

100

Why is it best to combine multiple teaching strategies?

To meet diverse needs and improve learning 

200

What is the research method showing relationships NOT causation?

Correlation

200

This is a social interaction learning theory developed by a Russian psychologist

Vygotsky's theory 

ZPD

200

If we add stimulus to increase behavior that we want repeated, it is called...

Positive reinforcement

200

A constructed knowledge structure is called a _____

Schema

200

The belief in one's own ability is called _______

self-efficacy

200

An assessment that is high stakes, graded evaluation such as a final exam, portfolio, project is called ______

Summative Assessment

200

Intent vs __________

Impact

300

What is using research to guide teaching called?

Evidence based practice

300

What is building upon prior knowledge called?

Scaffolding

300

If we remove a stimulus to increase a desired behavior, it is called...

Negative reinforcement

300

When information is moved into long-term memory, it is done through a process called_________

encoding

300

name this theory 

reciprocal determinism

300

What type of instructional approach is 

I do-We do- You do

Direct Instruction Model

300

Is the behavioral issue a ________ or __________ problem?

Heart or Home

400

What is the variable changed in an experiment called?

Independent Variable

400

What is it called when a teacher adjusts instruction for learners/students?

Differentiation

400

In classroom behavior management, to prevent behavior before it happens it is ___________ 

proactive

400

If we give too much information or mental load to students, we call that _________

cognitive overload

400

When a teacher presents/teaches in a way they want the student to act, we call this ________

modeling

400

What type of instructional approach is active learning?

Student centered

400

______________ drives behavior

Connection

500

What is the purpose of classroom research?

To improve instruction & outcomes
500
What is the difference between equity and equality?

Equity= needs based

Equality= everyone gets the same
500

What is a proximity cue/proximity control?

A teacher moves (physically) closer to a disruptive student to signal awareness and redirect behavior without stopping the lesson

500

This encoding strategy involves organizing large amounts of information into smaller, meaningful units

Chunking

500

what is this experiment? Explain 

Bobo Doll

500

Why is it important to align teaching and assessment?

It improves validity (measuring what we are wanting to measure)
500

When a student feels __________________ by. you the teacher, behavior issues decrease

valued/seen/connected 
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