Piaget
Vygotsky
Derman-Sparks
Maslow
Dewey
100
The stage of development when 0-2 years olds use their senses and motor skills to gain information about the world around them.
What is THE Senorimotor Stage
100
The term Vygotsky uses for the language and symbols unique to any child.
What ARE CULTURAL TOOLS
100
The curriculum developed by Derman-Sparks in 2010
What is anti-bias education
100
Maslow believed in the ____of needs in attaining the goal of self-actualization.
What is THE HIERARCHY
100
Dewey believes that humans are first and foremost ____ beings.
What are social beings
200
The stage in which the ability to learn through symbols is developed, ages 3-7. Children use interactions with meaningful experiences to acquire knowledge that can be integrated into previous experience. Children are egocentric.
What is the pre-operational stage
200
The first goal of ABE which states that each child will demonstrate self-awareness, confidence, family pride, and positive social identities.
What is knowledgeable and confident self-identity
200
Maslow sees this type of education as essential for self-actualization.
What is ART EDUCATION
200
Dewey believed that schools should resemble ____ where a child can participate in meaningful work.
What is HOMES
300
The stage in which children have the ability to think logically about direct experiences and perceptions, between ages 7-11. Their thinking is restricted to what they can personally see, touch, and hear.
What is the concrete operational stage
300
The distance between the most difficult task a child can accomplish alone and the most difficult task that he can accomplish without help.
What is THE ZONE OF PROXIMAL DEVELOPMENT
300
The second goal of ABE, where each child will express comfort and joy with human diversity; accurate language for human differences; and deep, caring human connections.
What is empathetic interactions
300
Maslow's theory of needs is divided up into what two categories?
What are basic needs and growth needs
300
Dewey believed that children _____ meaning from experiences through active engagement and sensory input.
What is construct meaning
400
The mental map a child builds to assimilate a new skill or habit.
What is a schema
400
The Influence of this type of child's activity on development is an important component of Vygotsky’s theory.
What is play
400
The third goal in ABE in which each child will increasingly recognize unfairness, and understand that unfairness hurts.
What is critical thinking about bias
400
The pinnacle of human development, only attainable if all other needs are met
What is self-actualization
400
What are the two necessary components of effective learning, in Dewey's theory?
What are active learning and reflection
500
The process in education by which a framework is created that allow for a child to learn, and then master a new skill in stages.
What is scaffolding
500
The fourth and final goal of ABE in which each child will demonstrate empowerment with the skills to act, with others or alone, against prejudice and/or discriminatory actions.
What is ability to stand up against injustice.
500
Maslow believed that if given _____ choice, children would choose what is best for them
What is truly free choice
500
Dewey insisted that education and experience are related but not equal, and that some experiences are not educational at all-these experiences are part of the _______ that can happen to children.
What is mis-education
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