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Models Of Teaching
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teaching
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Answer 25 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Generating goals that are in reach of each student but not beyond their capacity
Informational processing models mean
Personal models include
Zone of Proximal Learning
Personal Family models mean
2. We develope unique personalities and see the world from perspectives that are the product of our experiences and positions
Inductive Model of Teaching
Behavior Models include
Four families of models of teaching
Personal Family models mean
3. To teach students to process information using techniques similiar to those in the real scientific community
Advance Organizers
Personal Family models mean
Scientific Inquiry
Behavioral Systems Family models mean
4. Partners in Learning - Group investigation - role playing - jurisprudential
Role Playing
Four families of models of teaching
metacognition
Social Models include
5. The search for and listing of attributes that can be used to distinguish exemplars from nonexemplars of various concepts
Nondirective Teaching Model
Concepts of learning that apply all models
Concept Attainment
metacognition
6. Is differentiation for each student
Social Models include
Scaffolding
Optimal mismatches
Concept Attainment
7. Inductive thinking - concept attainment - picture-word inductive model - scientific inquiry - inquiry training - mneumonics - synectics - advanced organizers
metacognition
Information Processing models include
Synetics
Personal models include
8. We manipulate the environment and give tasks to students to enhance learning and we help them consciouly develop their skills for doing so
Behavioral Systems Family models mean
Concepts of learning that apply all models
Role Playing
Inductive Model of Teaching
9. To improve memory increases learning power - saves time - and leads to a better storehouse of information
metacognition
Memorization
Concept Attainment
Information Processing models include
10. Constructivism - scaffolding - metacognition - Optimal mismatches - roles of expert performance when developing goals
Inductive Model of Teaching
Behavior Models include
Memorization
Concepts of learning that apply all models
11. Students construct learning about printed language and develop the skills of extracting and organizing information in all curriculum areas- draw lines from a picture to add words
Personal Family models mean
Four families of models of teaching
Zone of Proximal Learning
Picture-Word Model
12. To organize information and ideas you will encounter in the beginning of the lesson
constructivism
Advance Organizers
Social Models include
Optimal mismatches
13. Nondirective teaching - Enhancing self-esteem
Personal models include
metacognition
Scientific Inquiry
Nondirective Teaching Model
14. Emphasize ways of enhancing the human being's innate drive to make sense of the world by acquiring and organizing data - sensing problems and generating solutions - and ways to convey them
Optimal mismatches
Nondirective Teaching Model
Information Processing models include
Informational processing models mean
15. Information Processing - Social Family - Personal Family - and Behavioral Family
Concepts of learning that apply all models
Personal Family models mean
Four families of models of teaching
Synetics
16. The most effective learners are increasingly conscious of how they learn- monitor their progress
Four families of models of teaching
Zone of Proximal Learning
metacognition
Role Playing
17. Groups of people trained to work together to function as problem solvers or product developers--through analogies
Information Processing models include
constructivism
Concept Attainment
Synetics
18. Learning how effectively they cooperate - and deciding how to design the next activity to teach them to work more effectively together
Partners in Learning
Advance Organizers
Scaffolding
Scientific Inquiry
19. Human beings are self-correcting communication systems that modify behavior in response to information about how successfully tasks are navigated
Zone of Proximal Learning
Behavioral Systems Family models mean
Concepts of learning that apply all models
Informational processing models mean
20. Teaching students to improve their capacity to generate knowledge and to work together with peers to create social and intellectual relationships
Scaffolding
Personal models include
Picture-Word Model
constructivism
21. Take a problem situation and explore how values drive behavior and raises student consciousness about values--students act out different scenario
Role Playing
Optimal mismatches
Inductive Model of Teaching
Synetics
22. Mastery learning - Direct instruction - simulations - Programmed schedule
Behavior Models include
Picture-Word Model
Memorization
Synetics
23. Working together - classroom management is a matter of developing cooperative relationships in the classroom
Social Family models mean
Optimal mismatches
metacognition
Personal Family models mean
24. The environment is organized to help students attain greater persona; integration - effectuveness and realistic self-appraisal
Nondirective Teaching Model
Personal models include
Scientific Inquiry
Behavior Models include
25. Zone of Proximal Learning
Inductive Model of Teaching
Personal Family models mean
metacognition
Optimal mismatches