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What age range is found in the Concrete Operational Stage?
How old is 7-11?
What is the ability to temporarily hold and manipulate information for cognitive task performed in daily life?
What is working memory?
What does IQ stand for?
What is it that results in the intelligence quotient?
What are the smallest unit of sound?
What are Phonetics?
Who believed that children learned language through operant conditioning?
Who is Skinner?
What is the ability to arrange objects or ideas in a specific order based on a particular attribute, such as size, color, or shape?
What is Seriation?
What refers to the knowledge we have to about our own thinking and our ability to use this awareness to regulate our own cognitive processes?
What is Metacognition?
What was the first IQ test called?
What is the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Test?
What is the study of how context of a sentence contributes to meaning?
What are Pragmatics?
WHo believed in Assimilation and Accommodations
Who is Piaget?
What is the ability to use common sense?
What is Practical Intelligence?
What are detailed examination of beliefs courses of action and evidence that involves teaching children how to think?
What is Critical Thinking ?
What is the scientific improvement of a human population through controlled breeding to increase specific characteristics?
What is eugenics movement?
What is the sum total of all of the words in a language?
What is Lexicon?
Who believed that children instinctively learn language without any formal structure?
Who is Chomsky?
Who argued that there are nine intelligences that can be differentiated from each other?
Who is Howard Garnder?
Who has less troubles with switching tasks?
Who are older kids?
What are a set of grammatical rules that dictate how words are put together?
What is Syntax?
Who argues that two languages are supported by shared concepts and knowledge derived from the learning, experiences, and cognitive and linguistic abilities?
Who is James Cummins?
What is when a person has difficulty learning in a typical manner. Learning disorders include difficulties in reading, mathematics and writing?
What are Learning disorders?
What is the ability to build a schema and are able to organize objects in many different ways, because they gain experiences and new vocabulary?
What is Classification?
At what age can children recall info better?
What is the age of 10?
What is the law passed in 2001 by President Bush, which required schools to mandate achievement tests and post scores available to parents so they can see their children’s progress/performance?
What is the No Child Left Behind Act?
How many people are Bilingual?
What is 67.3 million people?
Who believed in social learning theory and ZPD?
Who is Vygotsky?