Developmental Themes
What developmental theme best aligns with 1. Type 1 Diabetes to Type 2, 2. Short to Tall & 3. Fixed to Growth mindset.
What is? Nature vs. Nurture
What are the main four learning theories
What is? Behaviorism, Cognitivism, Constructivism & Connectivism
The sensorimotor stage (0–2 years)
The pre-operational stage (2–7 years) is when language and abstract thinking arise
concrete-operational stage (7-11)
11 onward, children learn logical and abstract rules and solve problems
What is? Piagets
When the thoughts affect the behavior
What is? Cognitive theory
This milestone (3-part) focuses on infants' ability to pair emotions with a familiar Face
Acknowledge if something is absent or present and also when the parent tries to introduce the child to solid foods. What is the name of this milestone?
What is? Facial recognition, Object Performance, and Weaning
Tommy is 6 years old. He uses his imagination all the time. He's a Doctor fixing his mommy's "boo-boos" by morning and a Firefighter by night. Tommy is 18 yrs old and has a different approach to thinking. His thought process is more abstract/ logical
A self-directed approach to learning is?
What is? Connectivism
He stated that "Personality develops through different stages of psychosocial developments in humans."
(Hint) if you don't pass one stage, it causes stagnation in development.
What is? Erik Erikson
According to this theory, traits developed in the past are passed down in the process of
"Voluntary, intentional behavior that results in benefits for another"
What is? Prosocial Behavior
Jacob doesn't take the lectures as seriously. He doesn't plan to study at all.
Hillary learns best through experience. Her learning is a process of acquiring and storing information.
What is? Constructivism
He stated that "observation and modeling play a primary role in how and why people learn."
What is? Albert Bandura
The theory has informed analysis of dynamic skill development, parent-adolescent relationships, peer building, and antisocial development.
What is? Dynamic System Theory
The ability to understand that other individuals have separate thoughts, feelings, and behaviors from one's own.
What is? "Theory of Mind"
This process starts from conception and continues to progress until a person dies.
What is? Growth & Development
Learning is a response to external stimuli.
(Hint) Baby albert
What is? Behaviorism
This theorist defined his theory as "a common field of inquiry by providing a framework that guides research on matters of problem identification and conceptual development"
The 4 systems in the "Bioecological" theory?
What is? Microsystems,Mesosystems, Exosystems & Macrosystems
The child has no issues describing how to get to Mcdonald's and what they want in their happy meal but, fails to see how getting a red card during circle time was their fault.
(HINT) cannot see beyond their own point of view
What is? Coordination of Spatial Perspectives & Egocentricity
Name your favorite theme
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The professor stated that "Learning is a process of acquiring and storing information."
Who said this "Changes observed in behavior are a result to a subject's response."(Hint "Operant Conditioning)
What is? B.F Skinner
This kind of process drives our feelings and behavior. It focuses on the conscious and the unconscious parts of the human mind.
Name your favorite project so far
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