Chapter 4
This group of special needs students are often overlooked because of their high achievement or social situations.
Who are Gifted Students?
Teaching students reading based on the sounds we make with our mouths, with the intent of sounding out words.
What are Phonics?
These two concepts happen before and after a behavior.
Psychosocial theory and cognitive development theories are both examples of what?
What are frameworks?
A student with this may appear to be speaking poorly. In reality this is just how people talk where they come from.
What is dialect?
This is an important step in creativity, and requires a vast amount of knowledge to do well.
What is restructuring?
A teacher is excitedly showing a tik tok about some sort of "education hack" based on psychology. The Tik Tok is getting traction, despite the study the tik tok is based is untested. This is an example of a "______".
What is a Fad?
The the removal removal of a stimulus is an example of what is operant conditioning?
What is negative feedback?
This theory is based on observation.
What is behaviorist theory?
There is an illusion that because this score is getting higher, humans are getting smarter. In reality we are just getting better at modern day tasks.
What is IQ?
This teaching method is proven to yield little results. Focuses on visual, audio and kinesthetics.
A student is able to learn two languages easily during this period of life.
What is a Critical Period?
Students always forget to turn in homework before they leave class. The due dates are clearly marked on the board. The teacher now starts class by saying "Before you pull out your textbooks, turn in your homework." This is an example of what?
What is Cueing?
This structure is seen as ideal for kids with disabilities. The classroom environment is structured for their needs.
What is Inclusion?
This is a common thread between operant and classical conditioning. This is introduced with repetition or contingent with something else.
What is stimuli?
These two legal acts ensure that children with disabilities receive quality education.
A student who is learning to read and write wrote "I used "liked" peppers until I tasted jalapeños!" What is this student demonstrating?
What are Overregularizations?
Your friend does not want to go to a chain restaurant because of "painful memories". You are in a new city. They say "it's the smell". This is an example of what?
Classical conditioning
Should be done before implementing any new teaching strategies.
What is research?
This concept was previously seen as the best method for children with disabilities. The idea was to get them individualized help, but instead expectations were lowered and students were removed from classes they needed.
What is mainstreaming?
This seizure can happen up to 100 times a day. A student may have a hard time concentrating or remembering what was just said.
What is an Absence Seizure?
A student from another country keeps talking over the teacher. The student is not trying to be rude. Their culture might just have different "______".
What are pragmatics?
A web designer sees that users forget to fill out a very important box on a form. They decide to add an annoying flashing red color around the box until it is filled. This is an example of what?
what is Negative feedback?
A major goal as educators: Creating a strong sense of commitment to life choices after free consideration of alternatives.
What is Identity achievement
These children make up 25% of the students under the age of 18.
What are children living in immigrant families?