Principle of Learning science

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What are the three key stages of the learning process?

Encoding, Storage, and Retrieval.

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What does encoding refer to in the learning process?

The initial processing of information, where sensory input is transformed into a form that the brain can store and use.

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What is storage in the context of learning?

The retention of encoded information over time.

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Define retrieval in the learning process.

The process of getting stored information when needed.

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How does feedback contribute to learning strategies?

It provides information about performance, guiding future actions and refining learning strategies.

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What is metacognition?

Awareness and understanding of one's thinking processes that enables learners to monitor and regulate their learning.

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In cognitive psychology, what cognitive processes are focused on?

Learning, memory, perception, and problem-solving.

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What is retrieval practice?

Actively recalling information from memory, which strengthens long-term retention.

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Explain the strategy of spacing in learning.

Spacing out study sessions over time promotes better retention and understanding.

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What does interleaving involve?

Mixing up different types of problems or topics during study sessions.

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What is feedback driven metacognition?

Using feedback from assessments to reflect and adjust one's learning strategies.

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What does the term desirable difficulty refer to?

Introducing manageable challenges during learning that enhance engagement and retention.

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What is executive function in learning science?

A set of mental skills that help individuals plan, focus attention, and remember instructions.

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How can executive function strategies, such as planning, support student learning?

They help break down tasks into manageable steps, set goals, and create timelines.

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What effect does spacing out learning sessions have on retention?

It improves long-term retention of material.

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What impact do research-based best practices have on classroom teaching?

They provide evidence-based strategies to enhance student learning and achievement.