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| Bible-based, Christ-centered process of leading learner to Christ, while teaching obedience, knowledge, attitudes, and skills |
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| traits of effective Chr educators |
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selfless
eager
relentless
versatile
available
noncombatant
thankful |
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| categories of educational worldviews |
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truth
man
work
God
standards
authority |
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| major educational views: teacher-centered |
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essentialism
behaviorism
positividm |
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| major educational views: student-centered |
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progressivism
humanism
constructivism |
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| teacher-centered: description of content |
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| student-centered: description of content |
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| teacher-centered: description of classroom |
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| student-centered: description of classroom |
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| teacher-centered: means of learning |
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| student-centered: means of learning |
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| teacher-centered: means of motivation |
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| student-centered: means of motivation |
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| teacher-centered: source of discipline |
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| student-centered: source of discipline |
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| teacher-centered: source of learning responsibility |
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| student-centered: source of learning responsibility |
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| teacher-centered: description of leadership |
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| student-centered: description of leadership |
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recall
process
aapplication |
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| put education under govt control |
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| Father of Public Education |
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| Father of Modern Psychology |
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| linked mind & behavior to evolution |
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| created 1st psych lab ever: University of Leipzig |
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| created 1st psych lab in US |
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| deemphasized individuals in favor of society |
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| chair of psychology at Columbia University |
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| brought Dewey to US university |
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| intro'd behaviorism to education |
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| reduced psychology just to study of observable behavior |
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| progressive education's organizing energy |
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| progressive education's theories, techniques |
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| progressive education's social philosophy |
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| established University of Chicago Lab |
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| Father of Progressive Education |
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| championed child-centered education |
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| educattional targets for students |
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| value of learning outcomes |
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encourages good lesson design
discourages impromptu teaching
ensures curriculum coherence
provides reference for future
guides assessment |
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| how to write LO's /what to state in them |
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important things
learner's perspective
observable terminology
refecting learning |
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| domain of learning described as Key for teacher |
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| domain of learning described as character development |
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cognitive domain
comprehending, explaining |
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cognitive domain
using info |
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cognitive domain
examining, breaking down |
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cognitive domain
presenting & defending opinions |
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cognitive domain
synthesizing to form something new |
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affective domain
active participation |
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affective domain
bringing values into coherent system |
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affective domain
integrating to form consistent worldview |
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psychomotor domain
deceloping habit through practice |
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psychomotor domain
accurately executing |
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psychomotor domain
highly precise, adapting |
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psychomotor domain
muscle memory |
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| what public schools use to teach words |
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| goal of critical thinking skills |
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| teaching students to be thinkers |
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| Abeka's approach to critical thinking skills |
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basic but wide knowledge of subject content
liberal arts emphasized
materials written from Chr perspective
daily Bible teaching
character development taught in content & methods
professional development opportunities |
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ambiguous
back to back
echoing
leading
guessing
yes or no
whiplash |
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fluent & frequent
probe depths
variety in levels
target inattentiveness
single & group
variety in responders, responses
positive tone
allow time to think, opportunity to ask back |
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| types of answers/responses |
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incorrect
unimportant
poor
silence
humorous
correct |
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| significance of 24pt font |
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| significance of 32pt font |
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| significance of 60pt font |
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readable
consistent
emphasized
simple style
pleasing contrast |
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| classroom considerations for presentation |
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brevity, fragmenting
text adheres to top 2/3
washed out colors
formats of computers |
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| attention focused toward center |
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| how to analyze video/audio |
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previewing (check content)
viewing (check cooperation)
reveiwing (check purpose/goal) |
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