Ch 12 - Cooperative Learning and Collaborative Process
This limit testing may take the form of amiable challenges to academic expectations and routines in order to establish under what conditions they do and do not apply.
What is storming?
Recall data or information.
What is Remember?
Express our values that give us a sense of direction.
What are goals?
Providing advance organizers and cognitive strategies at the beginning of a lesson and creating structures accordingly.
What is structuring lesson content?
a library
Where can you study or find books?
A division of labor, to break a larger task into smaller subparts on which separate groups work.
What is task specialization?
Use a concept in a new situation or unprompted use of an abstraction.
What is Apply?
Represent expectations for student knowledge and skills for grades K–12
What are the common core standards?
What is probing?
The last week in April
When is April Vacation?
Actively engages students in the learning process and seeks to improve their critical-thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving skills.
What is Cooperative learning?
Key words: analyze, break down, compare, contrast, diagram, deconstruct, etc.
What is analyze?
it allows for a variety of correct responses or for students to express themselves in a variety of ways for which there is no single correct answer.
What is expressive objective?
Clearly and directly communicating to students in a step by step order.
What is lesson clarity?
To help keep our feet dry and protected.
Why do we wear shoes?
Learners at the start of the school year are usually concerned about two issues: (1) finding their place in the social structure and (2) finding out what they are expected to do.
What is forming?
Key words: appraise, compare, conclude, contrast, criticize, describe, etc.
What is evaluate?
The knowledge of how to do things.
What is procedural knowledge?
Not allowing distraction to happen and getting things to work on, think through and inquire about the content.
What is student engagement?
George Washington
Who was the first president of the US?
Thinking about one’s thinking to become aware of one’s level of knowledge.
What is Metacognitive knowledge?
Key words: categorize, combine, compile, compose, design, etc.
What is create?
Measures a skill or behavior directly, as it is used in the world outside your classroom.
What is performance assessment.
Classroom time a teacher devotes to teaching an academic subject.
What is teacher task orientation?
Three forms of transportation.
What is a car, bus, bike etc.?