Learning Theory/Practice
It's the home state of ed theorist John Dewey.
What is Vermont?
What is a fixed mindset?
It's how many Vermont Core Teaching Standards there are.
What is 10?
It is a tool that could be used to make short videos to share with a teacher or classmate. We used it to share our poem "I am from..."
What is Flip (or FlipGrid)?
It's the nickname for the evolutionarily oldest part of the brain.
What is the lizard brain?
She's the author of the "Framework".
Who is Charlotte Danielson?
She's responsible for developing the theory of Fixed vs Growth Mindsets.
Who is Carol Dweck?
The Vermont Core Learning Standards are broken into this many broad parts.
What is three?
It is a teacher-prepared hand-outs that outline lessons but leave blanks for key concepts, facts, definitions, etc. that the student fills in as the lesson progresses.
What is a guided note taker?
She's the author of our textbook that discusses a brain and culturally responsive method of instruction.
Who is Zaretta Hammond?
This theory believes that learning is extrinsic.
What is behaviorism?
Embracing challenges instead of avoiding challenges is an example of this.
What is a growth mindset?
An analysis of this many Performance Criterion (PC) are required in our VLP?
What is one?
It is the process by which the brain coats axons in a fatty substance to act as insulation and increase electrical transmission.
What is myelination?
Ed theorist Jerome Bruner asserted that all information must be coupled with existing knowledge in order to be learned and called it this.
This makes us subconsciously give more significance to bad things than good things.
What is negativity bias?
Standard 10 is in regards to this.
What is Leadership and Collaboration?
It is a game-based learning platform that makes it easy to create, share and play learning games or trivia quizzes.
What is a Kahoot?
It is the "Wikipedia" of the brain.
What is the hippocampus?
It is the distance between what the learner can do by themselves and what they can do with help.
What is the ZPD or Zone of Proximal Development?
It's the college that Carol Dweck currently is a professor at.
Our portfolios will include DAR, which is an acronym for this.
What is Description, Analysis, and Reflection?
It is an interactive online document with a collection of links for students to explore a subject at their own pace.
What is a hyperdoc?
It is the "communication and dispatch hub of the brain".
What is the thalamus?