Education Psychology Final Exam Review Ch7-12

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Education Psych Chapters 7-12. EDU 204. Education Psychology, Theory and Practice. By Robert E. Slavin, 13th Edition.

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The Essential parts of an effective lesson taught by direct instruction

include clear objectives, direct teaching, guided practice, independent practice, and assessment of understanding.

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Pattern of rule–example–rule

Presenting a rule, then giving a concrete example that demonstrates how the rule works, and then restating the rule to reinforce understanding

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How long should a teacher pause after asking a question?

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Are skills transferable from one setting to another? 

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At what age does small group instruction become most effective?

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Bottom-up processing

a psychological strategy that explains how we perceive the world around us by starting with sensory information and working our way up to a representation of the object in our minds

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Mediated learning

Asking questions rather than providing answers to a learner.

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Situated learning

A theory that describes how learning happens in a social context, and how it's shaped by a person's participation in a community of practice

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Top-down processing.

A directional flow of perception that begins with the brain.

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 Reciprocal teaching

a learning strategy that aims to improve students' reading comprehension skills

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How does a constructivist approach help students learn?

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Reading Recovery Program

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Title I Program

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Title IX Program

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Success for all Program

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Extrinsic motivation

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 Intrinsic motivation

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Time on task

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Overlapping

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Establishing Routines

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What classroom rules are best to establish at the beginning of the year?

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People-first language

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No Child Left Behind

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Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act

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P.L. 94-142

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Individuals with Disabilities Education Act Amendments

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Multi-tiered support systems (MTSS)

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Response-to-intervention (RTI)

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Constructivist teaching approach

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Direct instruction

Teachers transmit information directly to students, structuring class time to reach a clearly defined set of objectives as efficiently as possible.