Figures from ECE History
This ECE history theorist came up with the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD).
Lev Vygotsky
Scary Movie
The ability to comprehend that something does not cease to exist if it is out of sight is known as what?
Object Permanence
This knowledge, such as numeracy, requires a teacher to introduce foundational math knowledge and skills to aid in the mental construction of each child.
Logical-Mathematical Knowledge
An intentional procedure for obtaining information from various sources that can be used to make judgments about the characteristics of learners or programs.
Assessment
This progressive education advocate argued for education to be a form of class mobility for working-class and poor families and tested his theory of education at the University of Chicago.
John Dewey
This comedy franchise centers on friends trying to reconstruct the night before due to an inability to remember what happened.
The Hangover
The switch from having one's perspective transition away from being solely focused on the self.
Decentering.
Knowledge of objects in external reality, such as weight, texture, or color of an object that can be observed or explored through experience.
Physical Knowledge
The measuring, comparison, or judgment of the value, quality, or worth of children's work and/or of their schools, teachers, or specific educational programs.
Evaluation
This ECE history figure's theory of child development influenced the popular High Scope curriculum design.
Jean Piaget
This comedy franchise features a veteran agent and his young protege as they seek to monitor and keep alien life on Earth a secret.
Men in Black
Symbolic Functioning
The ability to understand the properties and manipulation of numbers.
Arithmetic
A framework that focuses on monitoring the quality of providers, educators, and systems in relation to child outcomes, safety, and overall program quality.
Accountability
This ECE history educator originated the theory of 3 kinds of knowledge related to understanding the world.
Constance Kamii
Featuring a fish out of water cop in an unfriendly city, this comedy franchise began with a detective trying to solve the murder of his friend.
Beverly Hills Cop
Young children in the early primary grades (K-2) are mostly in which of Piaget's 4 stages of child development?
Preoperational Operational Period (or Preoperational)
This practice invites students into the process of mathematical reasoning, problem solving, communication, and other skills.
Mathematizing
Covering kindergarten through 12th grade, these were the result of a multi-state collaboration to consistently and clearly guide instruction in public schooling.
Common Core Standards
This figure from ECE history contended that during the primary grades, a child's sense of inferiority began to clash with their sense of work ethic.
Erik Erickson
This comedy franchise, taking its name from the theme to the popular reality series "Cops," centers on two Florida police officers who are often in over their heads.
Bad Boys
This phenomenon found that access to a half-day preschool program led to a host of socially beneficial later-life outcomes (including higher income, higher educational attainment, and being more likely to be employed) compared to those who did not have access.
Perry Preschool Study
The ability to realize that two equal quantities or groups remain equal in amount or number, despite their appearance or transformation in shape or position.
Conservation
A method requiring the application of knowledge and skills to everyday tasks.
Authentic Assessment