Spatial thinking - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

perceptual skills - Answer-see manual skills - Answer-control materials using hands compositional skills - Answer-organize elements of a drawing and quickly work through preliminary sketches to show several design options conceptual skills - Answer-think through and give form to visual ideas creativity - Answer-recombining existing elements in unique ways, resulting in a new object, image, or idea creativity step one - Answer-inspiration: conscious formation of problem or goal creativity...

1. A nurse is caring for a client who who has had a stroke involving the right hemisphere. Which of the following alterations in function should the nurse expect? A. Difficulty reading Rationale: The left hemisphere is the center for language, mathematic skills and thinking analytically. A client who is unable to read following a stroke would have involvement of the left hemisphere. B. Inability to recognize his family members Rationale: The right hemisphere is involved with visual and spati...

PLT - Early Childhood Exam 92 Questions with Answers Latest Cooperative learning - CORRECT ANSWER method of instruction that has students working together with a common goal direct instruction - CORRECT ANSWER teacher based/centered; scripted lesson plans; students know goals; assessment and feedback is frequent; teach content and review learning discovery learning - CORRECT ANSWER inquiry based instruction; constructivist learning; Piaget, Bruner, Papert; problem-solving situations ...

UTAH COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR 2024 100%AccLearning Style - ANSWER An individual's preferred method of thinking, understanding, and processing information. Four Steps to Learning - ANSWER Desire, Input & Environment, Assimilation, Repetition Verbal/Linguistic Intelligence - ANSWER The ability to communicate through language, which includes listening, reading, writing, and speaking Visual/Spatial Intelligence - ANSWER The ability to understand spatial relationships and comprehend and creat...

ISP 203B Exam 1 Questions & Answers Which of the following is a potential consequence of a large asteroid impact? Tsunami Earthquake Wildfire All of the above - ANS ️️ All of the above The Scientific Method typically develops in order as follows: Question - Observation - Research - Data - Experiment - Hypothesis - Conclusion Observation - Question - Research - Hypothesis - Experiment - Data - Conclusion Research - Question - Observation - Data - Experiment - Hypothesis - Conclusion ...

Explain the difference between crystallized and fluid abilities.Fluid Abilitiesbiologically determined and reflected by tests of memory span, speed of processing, and spatial thinking. Most executive functions are considered to be part of fluid abilities. (domain-general cognitive processes involved in the active or effortful maintenance of info. in working memory for the purpose of planning and executing goal-directed behavior. They are UNAFFECTED by learning, culture, or experience.(S...

Howard Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligence - ANSWER-We have multiple intelligences, rather than a general intelligence that underlies performance in all tasks. 1. Linguistic intelligence 2. Musical intelligence 3. Logical- mathematical intelligence 4. Spatial intelligence 5. Bodily-Kinesthetic intelligence 6. Interpersonal intelligence 7. Intrapersonal intelligence Linguistic Intelligence - ANSWER-The ability to use spoken or written words Musical Intelligence - ANSWER-The ...

Piaget's stages of cognitive development - sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational sensorimotor - birth-2 years (Piaget) -reflexes to goal directed activity -from body to outside world -development of object permanence -from action to mental representation preoperational - 2-7 years (Piaget) -represent actions mentally -no logical thought -intuitive thought -egocentrism -lack of conservation intuitive thought - asking why questions and thinking...

A single unit is defined as a single, firing neuron whose spike potentials are distinctly isolated by a recording microelectrode. The ability to record signals from neurons is centered around the electric current flow through the neuron. - Answer-single unit recording? Are lesion techniques primarily anatomical or functional? - Answer-We can't use temporal resolution because weoften times do not have a before or after Be able to identify typical data presentations of the techniques listed ...