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PPR Practice Test Questions with Correct Answers Which of the following factors best explains how a learner understands - Answer-prior knowledge A classroom teacher has students of varying reading abilities - Answer-Vygotsky's zone of proximal development Which of the following statements reflects the process of thinking - Answer-metacognition Which of the following professional strategies is most likely to result in a positive - Answer-posting work of all students around Sixth-g...

Behaviorism - correct answer learning is a process of accessing and changing associations btw stimuli and responses (Skinner, Thorndike, & Pavlov) Social Cognitive Theory - correct answer Focus on how people learn by observing one another (Bandura) Information Processing Theory - correct answer processes within learners' minds; learning, memory, and performance Constructivism - correct answer people construct or create knowledge based on experiences and interactions (Piaget & Bruner) ...

formal operational stage - ANSWER jean piaget's fourth and final stage of cognitive development, reached around age 12 and characterized by teenagers' ability to reason at an abstract, scientific level Bandura - ANSWER -Social Learning Theory -Bobo Doll -Children learn through observing others Bruner - ANSWER -constructivist -categorization -spiral curriculum -importance of structure in learning -social setting importan

formal operational stage - ANSWER jean piaget's fourth and final stage of cognitive development, reached around age 12 and characterized by teenagers' ability to reason at an abstract, scientific level Bandura - ANSWER -Social Learning Theory -Bobo Doll -Children learn through observing others Bruner - ANSWER -constructivist -categorization -spiral curriculum -importance of structure in learning -social setting importan

PRAXIS: PRINCIPLES K-12 (5625) EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+. VERIFIED/ Theoretical Foundations on how students learn - -1. know how knowledge is constructed 2. know a variety of means by which skills are acquired 3. Understand a variety of cognitive processes and how they are developed Bandura - -Social Learning Theory - emphasizes modeling or observational learning as a powerful source of development and behavior modification Four meditational processes 1. attention ...

Chapter 12 - Thinking and Reasoning What is thinking?  Going beyond the info given (Bruner, 1957)  Complex and high-level skill that fills up gaps in the evidence (Bartlett, 1958)  Process of searching through a problem space (Newell & Simon, 1972)  What we do when we are in doubt about how to act, what to believe, or what to desire (Baron, 1994)  (1) Focused thinking (e.g. goal based, problem solving, decision making, reasoning) o How do people use their memory, language, ...

Praxis 5358 Latest Update Graded A+ Sternbergs triarchic theory of intelligence Componental, Experimental, Contextual Sternberg Triarchic of Theory of Intelligence Triarchic 1. Componental ability to analyze Triarchic 2. Experimental Creativity combine unrelated info into patterns Triarchic 3. Contextual apply thinking skills to practical situatons Locus of Control person thinks he or she can control events that impact them. Vertical alignment mapping curriculum from previous grade Verti...

Theories of language acquisition correct answers-Interactionist -Nativist -Cognitive -Behaviorist Interactionist correct answersJerome Bruner - interactions between the child and parent determine the course of language development Nativist / Innate theory of language correct answersNoam Chromsky - LAD -Language Acquisition Device. Children are born with a innate ability for language learning. Adults provide lexicon and sociolinguistic help. Cognitive correct answersJean Piaget - Lan...

This document contains workings, explanations and solutions to the EMA1501 Assignment 2 (QUALITY ANSWERS) 2024. For assistance call or us on 0.6.8..8.1.2..0.9.3.4......QUESTION 1 Mathematics does not happen in a vacuum but is part of an integrated approach to the child’s development. Mathematics should be embedded and integrated in all the activities the children engage in throughout the day, such as feeding time, playtime, rest/sleep time, routine morning, midday and evening activities, e...

Sternbergs triarchic theory of intelligence : Componental, Experimental, Contextual Sternberg : Triarchic of Theory of Intelligence Triarchic 1. Componental : ability to analyze Triarchic 2. Experimental : Creativity combine unrelated info into patterns Triarchic 3. Contextual : apply thinking skills to practical situatons Locus of Control : person thinks he or she can control events that impact them. Vertical alignment 2 | P a g e : mapping curriculum from previous grade Vertical...