Theorists
He stated that children learned by creating schemes.
Who was Piaget?
A problem in approximately 95% of American classrooms, but it's easy to fix.
What is Light?
A peron's beliefs, rituals, etc.
What is culture?
Basic repetition
What is Remembering?
Lasts up to 3 seconds
What is Sensory Memory?
He was concerned with WHY students answered incorrectly.
Who was Kohlberg?
The type of learner who most benefits from rewriting notes.
What is tactile/tactual?
Determined by family income, parents' employment, and parents' level of education
What is Socioeconomic Status?
The highest level
What is creating?
Science says it is unlimited
What is Long-term Memory?
Questioning and Think Alouds are examples of Vygotsky's _______?
What is Scaffolding?
Having a hard surface on which to write and a back to the chair
What is formal design?
The L in LGBT
What is lesbian?
If students critique a movie, they are
What is evaluating?
Combining visual and auditory cues to remember
What is dual processing?
Children ages 6-12 are dealing with this according to Erikson.
What is Industry vs. Inferiority?
The type of learner that benefits most from pictures and maps
What is visual?
A student whose first language was not English
What is an English Language Learner?
Break apart
What is analyzing?
Repeating information according to memory theorists
What is rehearsal?
The medium for learning according to Vygotsky.
What is Language?
The ability to sit still for long periods of time
What is mobility?
The Corpus Callosum is larger in
What is the typical female brain?
Requires the most critical thinking
What is creating?
Grouping information to aid in memory
What is chunking?