Education Studies

8 years ago

The Concept Attainment Model is:

The Concept Attainment Model is:
A) a dynamic, interactive teaching model that supports development of conceptual knowledge.
B) a traditional, standards-based teaching model that emphasizes memorization of key content.
C) a collaborati

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8 years ago

What was the context in which the Concept Development model was conceived?

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8 years ago

The Inductive model may be defined as:

The Inductive model may be defined as:
A) a passive teaching model, primarily focused on disseminating new information.
B) an active, engaged teaching model that encourages developing critical thinking skills.
C) an active, engaged tea

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8 years ago

The correctly ordered steps in the Inductive model include the following:

The correctly ordered steps in the Inductive model include the following:
A) Lesson introduction, Convergent phase, Divergent phase, Closure, Application.
B) Lesson introduction, Divergent phase, Convergent phase, Application, Closure.

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8 years ago

What are the key steps involved in the Inductive model?

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8 years ago

In using the Vocabulary Acquisition model, teachers:

In using the Vocabulary Acquisition model, teachers:
A) do not engage students in detailed analysis of word parts or meanings.
B) help students develop their own understanding of the word meanings.
C) only engage students in summative

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8 years ago

Benefits to engaging students in examination of a word's morphology and etymology include:

Benefits to engaging students in examination of a word's morphology and etymology include:
A) making inferences about a word's definition by breaking it down into its various parts.
B) learning to decipher and understand word part

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8 years ago

The Vocabulary Acquisition model is best utilized by:

The Vocabulary Acquisition model is best utilized by:
A) multiple types of learners.
B) kinesthetic learners.
C) visual learners.
D) interpersonal learners.

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8 years ago

The Inquiry model aims to cultivate in students:

The Inquiry model aims to cultivate in students:
A) the skills knowledge, and dispositions important for engaging in direct instruction.
B) the skills knowledge, and dispositions required for the field of science only.
C) the skills kn

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8 years ago

Teacher purpose in using the Inquiry model helps teachers:

Teacher purpose in using the Inquiry model helps teachers:
A) to provide clearer communication to foster student participation in the inquiry process.
B) to develop objectives that do not need to align with outcomes or curriculum standards.

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8 years ago

Which of the following best reflects group processing in the Cooperative Learning model?

Which of the following best reflects group processing in the Cooperative Learning model?
A) Working together toward a common goal in ways that supports the success of all students
B) Working effectively with the group due to feeling one

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8 years ago

Who is credited with initiating the first documented use of collaborative structured group learning?

Who is credited with initiating the first documented use of collaborative structured group learning?
A) Thomas Estes
B) Don Kauchak and Paul Eggen
C) John Dewey
D) Hilda Taba

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8 years ago

In the Socratic Seminar model, the students are viewed as:

In the Socratic Seminar model, the students are viewed as:
A) novices in need of insight and ultimately correction.
B) blank slates on which the teacher must make an impression.
C) learners who already possess knowledge and have abilit

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8 years ago

The tenacity to persevere to attain positive outcomes and overcome adversity is known as

The tenacity to persevere to attain positive outcomes and overcome adversity is known as
A) Self-determination
B) Self-regulation
C) Resiliency
D) Grit

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7 years ago

Affluence only has a positive impact on the educational, social, and behavioral development of ...

Affluence only has a positive impact on the educational, social, and behavioral development of children.
A) True
B) False

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7 years ago

Ms. Hills is a fourth-grade teacher of students with varying abilities and needs. To help all her ...

Ms. Hills is a fourth-grade teacher of students with varying abilities and needs. To help all her students optimize their learning, she uses flexible curriculum and teaching materials and activities. For example, she is able to present directions, co

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7 years ago

A statement or an activity at the beginning of a lesson that introduces the lesson's material and ...

A statement or an activity at the beginning of a lesson that introduces the lesson's material and motivates students to learn it is referred to as a/an:
A) Opening activity
B) Extrinsic motivator
C) Warm-up activity
D) Antici

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7 years ago

Teachers can use round robin, round table, and paraphrase passport to promote team building and ...

Teachers can use round robin, round table, and paraphrase passport to promote team building and communication skills to help students develop their cooperative skills.
A) True
B) False

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7 years ago

Mr. Santo can use drawings and diagrams to help his students understand difficult mathematical ...

Mr. Santo can use drawings and diagrams to help his students understand difficult mathematical language.
A) True
B) False

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7 years ago

Some promising instructional alternatives in adaptive teaching include all of the following EXCEPT

Some promising instructional alternatives in adaptive teaching include all of the following EXCEPT
A) self-directed learning versus whole-group instruction
B) rule-example versus example-rule ordering
C) choral responses versus individ

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7 years ago

During the "storming" stage of group development, students

During the "storming" stage of group development, students
A) test the limits of rules and membership
B) come together so that they can feel secure and perceive themselves as members of a class
C) show that they can complete

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7 years ago

Werner and Smith noted that between 50%-70% of extremely at-risk children

Werner and Smith noted that between 50%-70% of extremely at-risk children
A) would not necessarily always be at-risk
B) are always going to be at-risk
C) were born into families with problems
D) needed to grow-up fast

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7 years ago

A "digital native" is a term that describes

A "digital native" is a term that describes
A) teachers who have returned to school to earn tech degrees
B) the software programs derived out of a new wave of learning programs
C) students who grew up with the Internet
D

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7 years ago

The text asserts that all of the following relationships exist between teacher and learner in ...

The text asserts that all of the following relationships exist between teacher and learner in self-directed learning EXCEPT
A) the goal is for teachers to assume less responsibility
B) classroom conversations are a central piece
C) cla

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7 years ago

IDEAL is an acronym for a problem solving system that calls for

IDEAL is an acronym for a problem solving system that calls for
A) identifying, defining, exploring, acting, and listing
B) identifying, defining, exploring, acting, and looking
C) identifying, defining, explaining, acting, and looking

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7 years ago

A test blueprint ensures that a test will sample learning across the range of all of the following ...

A test blueprint ensures that a test will sample learning across the range of all of the following EXCEPT
A) the cognitive and/or affective skills and processes covered
B) norms set by a large group of peers
C) levels of cognitive comp

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7 years ago

The provision for Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) in this law requires, among other things, that ...

The provision for Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) in this law requires, among other things, that students pass high stakes tests, which drives a trend toward using technology in ways that help students prepare for the tests.

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6 years ago

This phrase originally referred to a discrepancy in access to technology resources among ...

This phrase originally referred to a discrepancy in access to technology resources among socioeconomic groups.

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6 years ago

Logic bombs, worms, and Trojan horses are all types of this software or malware.

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6 years ago

This was the year many people say was the birth of the World Wide Web, since it was when the first ...

This was the year many people say was the birth of the World Wide Web, since it was when the first browser (Mosaic) was released.

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6 years ago

Electronic versions of these allow students to demonstrate their achievement of required skills as ...

Electronic versions of these allow students to demonstrate their achievement of required skills as they go through their teacher education programs.

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ribster

6 years ago

Arthur Luehrmann coined this term during the microcomputer era to refer to the set of skills ...

Arthur Luehrmann coined this term during the microcomputer era to refer to the set of skills students would need to use computers effectively.

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6 years ago

According to the National Forum on Education Statistics, this is the term for instruction in which ...

According to the National Forum on Education Statistics, this is the term for instruction in which (K-12) students and teachers are separated by time and/or location and interact via computers and/or telecommunications technologies.

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6 years ago

Flash drives (a.k. (Multiple Choice)

Flash drives (a.k.a., thumb drives), memory sticks, CDs, and various types of DVDs are examples of these.

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6 years ago

This term refers to all input and output devices that make computers more functional.

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6 years ago

Discuss at least three (3) of the things we have learned from the history of educational technology ...

Discuss at least three (3) of the things we have learned from the history of educational technology that can help us shape today's technology uses.

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ribster

6 years ago

Since teachers' rationale for using technology in the classroom should be based on solving ...

Since teachers' rationale for using technology in the classroom should be based on solving educational problems, discuss how technology can help address the problem of how to motivate and engage students.

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6 years ago

Inquiry-based learning, in which learners generate their own knowledge through their experiences and ...

Inquiry-based learning, in which learners generate their own knowledge through their experiences and teachers serve only as facilitators, is based on this belief system.
A) constructivism
B) objectivism
C) behaviorism
D) activism

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6 years ago

This theorist believed that, while the ages at which children mature vary somewhat, all children go ...

This theorist believed that, while the ages at which children mature vary somewhat, all children go through four stages of cognitive development that occur after certain neurological changes.
A) Jerome Bruner
B) Jean Piaget
C) B. F. Sk

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