WGU Exam 1 D664

WGU Exam 1 D664 Leave the first rating Terms in this set (45) Social SciencesPsychology Educational Psychology Save Practice questions for this set Learn1 / 7Study using Learn What is used to refute the myth of normality?Choose an answer 1Life experiences2Personality dispositions 3Neuroplasticity4Cognitive styles Don't know?

What is the term about breaking up study sessions?Spacing What holds processed information for later?Storage Location of Lymbic SystemTeal part of brain located in the middle (E) Trust vs. Mistrust (Erikson)Creating a safe loving environment Using a star chart to recognize performances Behaviorism Using songs to help students memorize Cognitism Praising students when they get correct answer Behaviorism Covering multiple types of learning at one time Interleaving Progressive complexityBiases affecting thinking after learning to identify biases in scenarios Giving students the freedom to select a real world problem Constructivism Encouraging students to set goals Constructivism Rhyming to help students remember things Cognitivism

What contradicts myth of multitasking Limited brain capacity transforms sensory input into meaningful information encoding What strategy values constructivism as an approach for everyday learning Connecting new concepts to what is already known Using imaginative play to help students understand more Pre-operational Initiative vs. Guilt (Erikson) 3-6 yrs, good: sense of purpose, ability to initiate activities Industry vs. InferiorityConstructive feedback for achievements Enabled by executive function Managing time effectively Accessing held information Retrieval Location of prioritizing tasks Front side of brain (B) Higher level thinkingFront top of brain (A) What stage of Piagets development can encourage imaginative play for emotional development?Pre-operational What part of learning involves understanding own thought process?Metacognition

What assignment aligns the approach of using a guided instruction with constructivism?Hands on active projects What is desirable difficulty? Students using concepts they know differently Teacher counteracts the myth of brain as a computer?Incorporating physical activities into learning Counteracting the myth of normality?Using varied instructional methods Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt Erikson's stage in which a toddler learns to exercise will and to do things independently What directly contradicts myth of cramming?Brain needs time to combine information to process Identify vs. Role Confusion Teenagers must decide who they are and what they are going to do.Theory that has students completing graphic organizers before an assignments Cognitivsm Theory that offers positive feedback? Behaviorism Theory that assigns real world problem solving tasks to groups of students?Constructivism HS teacher uses strategies based on Vygotsky's theory?Providing students with opportunities to have group discussions