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Identify 3 Ways to Adjust level of concern |
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Accountability Time Availability to Help |
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4 things to reduce practice |
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Meaning Relationship Previous Practice Sequence of Material |
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3 Ways Kids get feedback. |
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Peers, Teachers, Materials |
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If we ask students to try harder we are obligated to do what? |
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Adjust the level of difficulty to ensure success. |
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How much (amount) should we practice |
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Shortest amount that maintains meaning. |
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How long should we practice |
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Short intense practice periods. |
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How often should we practice? New learning: Old learning: |
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New learning: mass practice Old learning: distribute practice |
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Identify 6 Variables of Motivation. |
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Relationship between task and reward Level of concern Level of Difficulty (Success) Knowledge of Results (Feedback) Interest Feeling Tone |
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7 Elements of Lesson Design |
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Anticipatory Set Statement of Objective and Rationale Input Modeling Checking for Understanding Guided/ Monitored Practice Independent Practice |
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A.O.’s help orient students to new material and help them recall related information that could assist them in incorporating the new information. |
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Component of memory that best fits in 1 ear and out the other? |
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In direct instruction lesson design what part of lesson design is trying to obtain brief student response for understanding? |
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Checking for Understanding |
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Name component of memory that holds current thoughts. |
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Main goal of educational psychology |
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To test theory that guides teacher’s actions. |
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Maslow’s hierarchy of needs (safety needs |
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Safety needs are deficiency needs along. Second most important to physiological needs. |
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Attribution theory (category that is internal and stable). |
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If success believe due to effort their locus is…. |
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Failure avoiders: kids who just avoid failures |
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Decrease effort after failure. |
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