Teaching
Theories
Theories
The method where students hear rhythms/pitches before they are taught to read the notations
What is sound before sight?
The 2 foundatiobal skills taught at the elementary level
What is match pitch? What is steady beat?
An IEP
What is Individualized Education Plan
The difference between modification and accomodation
What is a modification: changes what? What is an accommodation: changes how?
The theorist associated with operant conditioning and reinforcement
Skinner
The -ism associated with students exploring instruments and learning how to make sounds with them
What is constructivism?
The type of motivation a student has when they don't have an external prize or factor pushing them
What is intrinsic motivation?
VARK
What is visual, auditory, reading, and kinesthetic?
The focus of asset-based teaching
What is using/focusing on a student's strengths, interests, and what they can do rather than hat they cannot?
The -ism/approach associated with Jonassen
What is Constructivism?
The 3 modes of representation, their definitions, and their creator
What is Enactive: movement, Iconic: visual, Symbolic: notation? What is Bruner?
The type of feedback we give students needs to be
What is specific?
ARD
What is admission, review, and dismissal?
The law that guarantees FAPE
What is the Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975?
The theorist associated with spiral curriculum and discovery learning
What is Bruner?
The 4 stages of development, their age ranges, and the theorist associated with them
What is sensorimotor (0-2), preoperational (2-7), concrete operations (7-11), formal operations (11-adult)? What is Piaget?
The theorist who invented multiple intelligences
What is Gardner?
FAPE
What is Free and Appropriate Public Education?
The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
What is extends disability discrimination protections to public entities and broader areas of public life?
The theorist associated with sound before sight
What is Gordon?
The theory that students acquire info most effectively when lessons are organized and prepared, through “advanced organizers” and the theorist associated with it
What is Meaningful Reception? What is Ausubel?
The law that prevents disability discrimination in public programs that recieve federal assistance
What is Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973?
TELPAS and what it measures
What is Texas English Language Proficiency and Standards? What is English profciency/fluency for students whose primary language is not English.
The law that renamed the earlier special education law and expanded its scope, including autism and traumatic brain injury categories
What is the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of 1990?
The appraoch/theory Dunn and Dunn are associated with
What is environment impacts how students learn? What is Learning style model?