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Class Two Exam One

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Interactive writing
An example of an effective teaching practice.
A pointer
An example of an effective teaching practice.
Writing period
An example of an effective teaching practice.
Jean Piaget
Believed that children construct their own knowledge from their experiences.
Zygotsky
Children can learn through social interactions.
Who has the Information-Processing Theory?
Flavell, MIller, and MIller
What is the information-processing theory?
As children age, they become more aware of their cognitive process
Schema
Category of knowledge
Assimilation
Understanding the given information
Accommodation
The information or knowledge is modified or changed to make new information
Equilibration
The process which learning occurs
Strategies
Problem solving that has complex thinking
Metacognition
Aware of what you know and do not know
How the Information Processing Theory applies to student learning
Students can reflect on their literacy process and talk about themselves as readers and writers
How the Information Processing Theory applies to student learning
Opens up the student's creative side and gives the ideas
The Zone of Proximal Development
The range that a learner can do something with guidance, but can not do it independently yet
What is actual development level?
When the learner can independently do a task
One of the four language systems that involves sounds and is a visual system.
Phonological system
One of the four language systems that is structural and involves combination
Syntactic system
One of the four language systems that involves meaning and vocabulary
Semantic system
One of the four language systems that involves social and cultural use
Pragmatic system
How would you define or describe academic language
Formal or intellectual type of language
Why is it important for teachers and students to know and use academic language?
The more it is used, the familiar it will be.
An interference that prevents culturally and linguistically diverse students from learning academic language
Language differences
An interference that prevents culturally and linguistically diverse students from learning academic language
Motivation
An interference that prevents culturally and linguistically diverse students from learning academic language
Family's literacy level
What is critical literacy?
Emphasizes the use of language to communicate, solve problems, and persuade others to a course of action
One of the six language arts strategies
Listening
One of the six language arts strategies
Talking
One of the six language arts strategies
Reading
One of the six language arts strategies
Writing
One of the six language arts strategies
Viewing
One of the six language arts strategies
Visually representing
A way to promote speaking in the classroom
Whole group discussion
A way to promote speaking in the classroom
Ask questions
One of the four types of learning
Discriminative
One of the four types of learning
Aesthetic
One of the four types of learning
Efferent
One of the four types of learning
Critical
Discriminative listening
Listening for sounds
Aesthetic listening
Listen for enjoyment
Efferent listening
Listening to understand
Critical listening
Listen to evaluate messages
The example of viewing commercials and other advertisements would be under which of the four types of listening?
Critical listening
The example of listening to classmates share their projects would be under which of the four types of learning?
Efferent listening
The example of listening to stories and poems read aloud would be under which of the four types of learning?
Aesthetic listening
The example of noticing rhyming words in poems and songs would be under which of the four types of learning?
Discriminative listening
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