BEST PRACTICES
ATTENTION
TESTING
ENGAGEMENT
NEUROMYTHS
100

It is important to shift teaching practices and create assessments to promote this type of learning.

What is enduring, or long term learning?


Phyllis Ashe

100

Students remember best what occurs at the beginning of class and second best what happens at the end of class.  This is known as...

What is the primacy recency effect?


Melinda S.

100

Assigning a grade to everything is assessing _______



What is accessibility?


Susan Vaughan

100

learning is memory+attention+....

what is engagement?


-Nicole K.

100

The belief that cognitive ability is determined only by your ______.

What are genes.


Susan Vaughan

200

Spacing, testing, and _____  develop enduring learning.



What is interleaving?


Susan Vaughan

200

A semiautomatic brain system that helps people manage the flow of information entering their brains

Phyllis Ashe

What is the Neuroscience definition of attention?

200

The act of creating flash cards to study for oneself or writing down all that you know about a subject is called?

What is self-testing?


Melinda S

200

Picking up on what's happening in "real" time during a class and utilizing it to instruct.

What is teaching in the moment?


-Nicole K

200

Research tells us that there is a significant  genetic component to ability, but layered onto this is the fact that our brains continuously adapt based on the environments in and with which they operate and  interact is know as?

Neuroplasticity

300

_______ increases engagement and memory retention in non art classes

Kevin Lowe

Arts integration

300

This system reduces our sensitivity to distracting information and enhances our sensitivity to important information.


Phyllis Ashe

What is the attention system?

300

Research suggests that learning, true learning, may take a while, and we need to give students ______

What is space in order to do it.


Jamie B

300

Students need to know that "effort matters most" and that the brain has the ability to ________.

What is rewire itself (neuroplasticity). 

300

The common neuro-myth suggesting people are either left-brain or right-brain dominant.

What is hemispheric dominance?


-Rasmussen 

400

_______, or the practice of including material from earlier in the year, is an effective way of creating long-term memory. 

What is spacing

(Ramina) 

400

This type of studying is better than lumped studying in short bursts


What is distributed learning?


Meghan Winget

400

Teachers should create assessments that measure ________ rather than accessibility.

What is enduring long-term learning.


Susan Vaughan

400

When students focus on mastery of learning rather than performance they are significantly increasing what?

What is their intrinsic motivation for learning?


Cassie Norwood

400

_________ creates the illusion of mastery


Kevin Lowe

What is Rereading
500

Training students to build regular self-testing into their study strategies will help them embed material into what?

What is long-term memory ?


Cassie Norwood

500

The one responsible for student's attention

The teacher

Meghan Winget

500

Traditional education methodology believes that this brain function is a choice, rather than a semiautomatic system that is not necessarily something you can control.

What is "attention." 


-Rasmussen

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