Education Midterm

Asset Based teaching differs from deficit thinking in that:

It builds a students strengths and experiences

Which of the following best describes Montessori “ Sensitive Period”?

A time when a child is particularly receptive to learning a specific skill

What is the outcome of successfully resolving the Intimacy Vs. Isolation Stage?

Establishing deep, meaningful relationships

which of the following is an example of assimilation?

A child incorporating a new type of food into their existing diet

In teaching transgress, Bell hooks describes education as:

A practice of freedom

What is a role of a teacher in a Montessori classroom?

To act a a guide and facilitator

Which term best describes the changes in cognitive structures in response to new experiences?

Adaptation

Vygostkys concept to the zone of proximal development (ZPD) refers to:

what a learner can do with guidance but not yet independently

According to Ericson, the primary developmental task of adolescence is:

Identify Vs role Confusion

Freire believed that education should be:

Serve as a tool of liberation

Which of the following best captures Deweys concept of education?

“ Education its life itself”

A key component of Montessori Education is:

A prepared environment for independent exploration

Which of the following best represents social constructivism?

Group Discussion and collaborative projects

A child who feels industrious and capable in their school tasks is likely in which stage?

Industry vs Inferiority

Piagets theory of constructivism emphasizes:

Active learning through experience

According to John Dewey, Education should primarily focus on:

Creating a democratic and experiential learning environment

Asset based teaching primarily values:

Students prior Knowledge and cultural experiences

What concept explains when a child modifies their schema after realizing a dog is different from a cat?

Accommodation

what is an example of Scaffolding?

Providing a step- by -step guidance in a new task

An example of Engaged pedagogy would be":

A classroom where the teacher and the students share personal experiences

Which of the following is a key characteristic of Engaged Pedagogy?

Learning is seen as a mutual process

Dewey Believed that schools should serve as?

Miniature communities reflecting broader society

Asset-Based teaching is best described as:

Building upon a students strengths and characteristics

Dewey emphasized the importance of___in the learning process.

learning through experience and interaction

According to Vygotsky, language is the critical tool for:

Developing Higher-order thinking

what does asset based teaching aim to do?

Leverage a students experiences as valuable resources

The concept of “ education as a practice of freedom” means:

Empowering students to think critically and act meaningfully

Engaged Pathology Emphasizes

Mutual Growth of students and teachers

Which of the following is an example of problem-posing Education?

Students collaboratively solving Real world problems

The overarching goal of of using constructivist, asset-based, and critical pedagogues is?

Create inclusive, student-centered learning environments

Which of the following is an example of Assimilation?

A child incorporating a new type of food in their existing diet

Montessori materials are designed to?

Support active learning and self-correction

Engaged Pathology emphasizes:

Mutual Growth of students and teachers

What concept explains when a child modifies their schema after realizing a dog is different from a cat?

Accommodation