Memory
This is the control center of the brain that helps us focus on the task at hand.
What is the central executive?
Does a learner learn better with passive learning or active learning?
What is active learning?
This learning domain includes physical movements.
What is the psychomotor domain?
It must match the independent practice and be clearly stated to the students.
What is a learning objective?
ABCD stands for these words.
What are audience, behavior, condition, degree of accuracy?
These are conscious memories of general knowledge and word meaning.
What are semantic memories?
Facts are valuable when they are _____________.
What is functional?
This learning domain includes attitudes and spiritual decisions.
What is the affective domain?
This proves that the students are ready for independent practice and is NOT usually included in textbooks or curriculum.
What is lesson closure?
Know, appreciate and understand are NOT good indicators of this aspect of learning objectives. (ABCD)
What is behavior?
This is a multimodal temporary storage that integrates sensory input into a coherent memory.
What is the episodic buffer?
In order for learning to occur, a _________ must be given on the part of the learner.
What is a response?
This cognitive level recalls facts.
What is remember/knowledge?
This prepares students to relate to new information using universal experiences and sub-skill reviews.
What is activating prior knowledge? APK
Even if something is in long term memory, this is essential for maximum retention.
What is review?
These are Memory Aids. (Hint: MAMA)
What are mnemonics?
This is an indication that learning has occurred.
What is a change in behavior or conduct?
This cognitive level makes something new from pieces of information.
What is create/synthesis?
This is NOT checking homework or calling on volunteers to answer questions.
What is checking for understanding? CFU
This processes auditory information in the short term memory.
What is the phonological loop?
This is how many items children can retain in short term memory.
What are three to five items?
These are the five essential elements for learning.
What is teacher, students, subject, style and the Spirit?
These are the six cognitive domains in order.
What are remember, understand, apply, analyze, evaluate, and create?
Recite the words for the acronym TAPPLE.
What is Teach, Ask a question, Pause, Pick a non-volunteer, Listen, and give Effective feedback?
This processes visual, spacial, or haptics information in the short term memory.
What is the visual-spacial scratchpad?
This is retains information for extended periods of time.
What is long-term memory?
This is asking students to do something with what they are learning about every two minutes.
What is student engagement?
A student is unable to answer a question…
What is reword the question?
A teacher thinks aloud through a process.
What is modeling?
This is a statement describing what students will be able to do by the end of the lesson.
What is learning objective?