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Yardsticks
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Yardsticks
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Yardsticks
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This age group tends to focus visually on far away objects, is often clumsy while collisions and spills are common.
What is a four year old
100
Presents students with real life problems to solve
What is Problem Based Learning
100
This age group is full of energy, does things in a hurry, needs physical release through time to play outdoors
What is an 8 year old
100
Skinner proposed reinforcing behavior by making it contingent on something else. This is known as:
What is the Premack Principle.
100
The authors of the book Yardsticks
Who is Chip Wood
200
This age group begins to do partner reading. Favorite Themes: Familes, friends, school, workers in our school, jobs people do in our community.
What is a six year old
200
Noam Chomsky postulated an innate capability that allows all humans to learn language. He called this:
What is Language Acquisition Device
200
This age group has better control of the eyes and hands, enables children to copy from the board and learns cursive writing. They love to practice writing but often produce sloppy work.
What is an 8 year old
200
the reinforcer becomes more prominent than the activity or behavior
What is the problems with Reinforcers
200
This age group needs quiet work periods. May find timed tests troublesome and likes to repeat tasks. They need humor games to help moderate their seriousness.
What is a 7 year old
300
This age group begins to think intuitively rather than logically
What is a five year old
300
This theory clarifies educational goals.
What is Bloom's Taxonomy
300
This age group has better coordination, control and shows more interest in details. They like to work with a partner of their own choice usually of the same gender. Begins to form cliques.
What is a nine year old
300
Albert Bandura wrote this theory
What is Social learning theory
300
This age group works intensively with word problems. Practices division by measuring, working with fractions and doing surveys. Computes with money and begins learning about decimals.
What is a 9 year old
400
This age group often keep their eyes focused on small, close areas. They are sometimes tense, like confined spaces and can be sensitive to many hurts, real and imagined.
What is a Seven Year old
400
This model shows 4 models of how teachers see children as learners.
What is Bruner's Model of Mind
400
This age group begins to read fiction and nonfiction involving social issues. Acquires vocab from context as well as the dictionary/thesaurus
What is a thirteen year old
400
Awareness of friends as persons with their own points of view is a characteristic of friendship in
What is Middle Childhood
400
This age group is able to focus well on both the board and close-up written work. They need a great deal of physical activity, extra recess time and are highly productive with school work.
What is 10 year old
500
This age group will copy from the board, but find it very difficult in some schools to use white boards. They are comfortable with a busy level of noise and activity and often work standing.
What is a Six Year Old
500
This concept speaks about which has more influence on development, our genetic make-up or the environment we grow up in?
What is Nature v Nurture.
500
This age group will engage in more group discussion, interested in word meanings and developing a broader vocab.
What is a fourteen year old.
500
Self-disclosure is a characteristic of friendship in
What is Adolescence
500
This famous person said this in the beginning of the book: All the world's a stage And all the men and women merely players; they have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts his acts being seven ages. At the first the infant, Mewling and puking in the nurse's arms. And then the whining school-boy, with his satchel And shining morning face, creeping like snail Unwilling to school.
Who is William Shakespeare