Cognitive Development
Social & Emotional Development
Physical & Behavioral Development
Linguistic & Cultural Diversity
Disabilities & Intelligence
Behavioral Views
APA Principles
100

Vygotsky's developmental theory is based on this

culture

100

Regina, Gretchen, Karen

the popular clique

100
Genetic and biological influences; stressful life events; SES; nutrition and diet; amount of body fat; presence of chronic illness

factors that influence the onset and progression of puberty

100

Task switching, inhibitory control, metalinguistic ability, empathy, perspective taking

cognitive benefits of multilingualism

100

Average intelligence IQ

100

100

Turning your head at the sound of your ringtone

classical conditioning

100
Every day, Pam's teachers have a 5-minute morning check-in during which they facilitate emotional development by using emotional vocabulary to describe how students are feeling that day.

#15 - Emotional well-being influences educational performance, learning, and development

200

Building upon current knowledge to label something and store it into memory

accommodation

200

Appears at birth, is biologically based, and differences can last into adulthood

temperament

200
Both boys and girls can develop eating disorders

True

200

This type of language takes 5-10 years to develop, is more formal, abstract, and complex

academic language

200

The knowledge and skills accumulated from prior experience, schooling, and culture

crystallized intelligence

200

Being told that your haircut looks great

positive reinforcement
200
Mrs. Sanches uses heterogenous groups to help her math students become better problem solvers

#3 - Students' cognitive development and learning are not limited by general stages of development

300

Tasks that students can accomplish only with some assistance and support

Vygotsky's zone of proximal development

300

Mrs. Smith encourages her teenage twin boys to be independent but places an 11pm curfew on weekend nights and controls the amounts of activities. She also allows her sons to engage in a conversation about anything they choose; she is warm and nurturing. The boys also have socially adept behaviors.

Authoritative Parenting Style

300

They are at greater risk of depression, substance use, disruptive behaviors, and eating disorders

early maturing girls

300

The correct order of Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Systems theory

individual, microsystem, mesosystem, ecosystem, macrosystem

300
Solving mathematical problems quickly, generating proofs, formulating and testing hypotheses

logical-mathematical intelligence

300

Sophia's mom takes away her Nintendo Switch after she fails to do her homework for a week

Removal Punishment
300

During the presidential elections, Mr. Elgart allows students to practice debating like the presidents as a way for students to learn social skills (e.g., perspective taking)

#14 - Interpersonal relationships and communication are critical to both the teaching-learning process and the social-emotional development of students

400

Performing better on tasks that require focused attention, being flexible, and creative

bilingual environment long-term advantages

400

Tina deemphasizes the importance of attachment and always feels rejected from her parents.

Avoidant insecure attachment

400
Parental drug use and poor parental management; low SES; low availability of family planning services and sexual partners unwilling to use contraception; dropping out of school because of bullying

risk factors for problem behaviors

400
This theory can be applied to classrooms because as teachers we need to be aware of how the social contexts/ecosystems influence each other and the learning process

Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Systems theory

400

This guarantees a free and appropriate education, fair and nondiscriminatory evaluation, and education in the least restrictive environment, among other things

IDEA

400

A teacher letting students have 10 minutes of cell phone time if they finish all of their classwork

Premack Principle

400

Mr. Johnson provides immediate feedback to his students during physical education classes to help them learn the proper skills they need.

#6 - Clear, explanatory, and timely feedback to students is important for learning.

500

Ten year-old Martina's birthday is coming, so her mom takes 3 year-old brother Juan to the toy store to choose a present for his sister. He selects an Iron Man action figure for her, thinking that if he likes this toy, his sister will too.

Egocentrism in the Preoperational Stage

500

Poor sense of self, fewer successes, less productive behaviors

the factors that interplay and can create a vicious cycle

500

The percent of adolescents (12-19 years old) are overweight

20.6%

500

Mrs. Stevens provides relevant background knowledge, gets to know her students and their cultures, and connects material to her students' lives.

differentiated instruction

500

Mark has delayed reading comprehension skills, problems planning and effectively managing his time, an exceptional imagination, and trouble interacting with his peers.

ADHD

500

When first started, points should be given to students on a continuous schedule, with chances to exchange points for rewards available early and often

Token economy

500
Mrs. Diamond plans cultural food day once a week in her cooking class and lets students from different cultures bring in family members to lead the class.

#13 - Learning is situated within multiple social contexts.

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