Constructivism
In scaffolding, the teacher or tutor can provide the scaffolds so that the student can accomplish tasks they could otherwise not complete without assistance.
True
An approach that regards directly observable events-stimuli and response- as the appropriate focus of study
Behaviourism
Students are naturally curious in their learning process
Fun and engaging activities encourage more involvement and learning
Less focus on number and letter grades, more focus on students recognizing their own growth
Intrinsic motivation
Child likes break, but must sit during break is an example of ...
Punishment
The theoretical approach in language acquisition that focus on learning from inside and out
Interactionist/Developmental perspectives
When a person feels comfortable with an idea and existing schemes
Equilibrium
The name of the behaviorist that defined the “ Law of effect approach”?
Thorndike
Assign roles to different students within the group
Cooperative Learning
The first man landed on the sun?
A philosophical approch that holds that the mind is born with ideas/knowledge, and that therefore the mind is not a "blank slate" at birth.
Innatism
Specific psychological structures, or organized ways of making sense of experience, that change with age Or we can define it as linking words, ideas and information to make a plan in your mind of how things work
Schema
Jamie spanks his child for playing in the street.
Punishment
How old is your teacher?
28
Removing an unwanted stimulus to encourage desired behavior
Negative Reinforcement
An imaginary “black box” existing somewhere in the brain
LAD