Research
This type of research uses words, dialogues, case studies.
Qualitative
This theorist proposed stages of cognitive development based on the belief that our thinking processes change radically from birth to maturity as we try to make sense of the world.
Piaget
This parenting style typically includes high warmth and high control with high expectations, clear limits and rule enforcement.
Authoritative
In 1904 Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon identified 58 tests that they believed measured?
The abilities needed to succeed in school (later called intelligence quotient or IQ)
While each of us has distinct identities, the ways that those identities converge has been called?
Intersectionality
This type of research uses measurements and computations.
Quantitative
This theorist had a sociocultural perspective of human devlopment believing that culture shapes cognitive development.
Vygotsky
This parenting style typically includes low warmth, high control, high expectations, can seem cold and controlling.
Authoritarian
Beliefs about learning styles have evolved to refer to these as?
Learning preferences.
This refers to a combination of wealth, power, prestige and can be captured in an index.
Socieconomic Status
This type of research uses quantitative and qualitative methods.
Mixed methods
According to Vygotsky, there is a space of development between the child's current performance and the desired performance. This space is called?
Zone of proximal development
This parenting style typically includes high warmth, low control,, low expectations, high autonomy.
Permissive
This act lead to changes in how schools teach children with disabilities.
IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)
These are simplified descriptions that we apply to every member of a group.
Stereotypes
Problem-solving investigation that teachers often do in their classroom.
Action research
Piaget's stages of cognitive development included?
Sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational
This parenting style typically includes low warmth, low control, indifference.
Rejecting/Neglecting
This is an agreement between parents and the school about what services will be provided to a student.
IEP (Individual Education Program)
With this kind of mindset, students believe their learning and intelligence are fluid and can be changed.
Growth
Theories provide the to be tested.
Hypothesis
This is critical to cognitive development because it provides a way to express ideas.
Language
Parenting styles and the way we interpret them are influenced by?
Culture
Currently, there are generally three tiers of support provided to students with special needs in schools. Which one provides the most intensive support?
Tier 3.
With this type of teaching/educational environment, teachers consider students cultural background, including belief systems and ways of knowing.
Culturally Relevant Pedagogy