Cognitive Processes
*BONUS 1*
Supporting Strategies
*BONUS 2*
Grouping Techniques
100
Our book defines THIS as the ability to make rational decisions about what to do or what to believe
What is Critical Thinking
100
THIS is the assistance provided by more competent peers or adults
What is Scaffolding
100
THESE are the two grouping techniques that contain students grouping with similarities or diversities.
What are heterogeneous and homogenous grouping?
200
The Oxford Dictionary says THIS is “the faculty by which the mind stores and remembers information
What is Memory
200
THIS is the ability to think and solve problems without the help of others
What is Self Regulation
200
THIS grouping technique contains students being together in different ages.
What is multi-age grouping?
300
To bring back to mind or to remind one of is to do THIS
What is to Recall
300
THESE are two of the four phases of modeling
What are Attention Phase, Retention Phase, Reproduction Phase, Motivational Phase (ANY TWO)
300
THIS is a form of ability grouping often used in elementary grades.
What is regrouping?
400
One definition of THIS is to feel or express doubt about, or to raise objections to an idea
What is Question
400
THESE are the three types of memory.
What are Sensory, Short Term (or Working) and Long Term Memory?
400
Students must do THIS during guided practice for a skill to become internalized.
What is practice the skill?
400
Analysis, Interpretation, and Self-Regulations are three examples of THIS.
What are Core Critical Thinking Skills?
400
THIS grouping techniques is most favorable and great with students learning about each other?
What is heterogeneous grouping?
500
THIS plan regroups students across grade lines.
What is the Joplin Plan?
500
THESE are two categories of critical thinking.
What are Inductive Reasoning and Deductive Reasoning?
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