EDU301 Final Term Quiz 3 and 4 Papers
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Edu301 Quiz #3 Final term
- Child’s rights convention of 1989 has mentioned that “Education is basic right of every child.”
- Shared integration overlaps concepts as the organizer.
- Teacher must ensure holistic development of children.
- Vygotsky’s theory is very much applicable in early childhood education
- All conclusions must be considered relative or tentative, not final.
- Students LOVE a integrated curriculum and thrive on its challenges.
- Forms of integration (Fogarty & Stoehr’s 1995)
- The integrated curriculum is a great gift to experienced teachers.
- Child is a natural discoverer. (Bruner)
- Piaget have 4 stages.
- Learning is defined as a permanent change in behavior.
- There are 3 physical development milestones use in pre-schooling.
- Child is a natural discoverer.
- By the age three, a child has TWICE as many brain connections as an adult.
- Bruner’s work was very much influenced by Piaget’s work.
- Drawing conclusions based on observations come in Inferring.
- Curriculum is a dead thing teacher’s give life to it.
- Learners can learn only 5-9 chunks of information at a time.
- 19. In school we do not have much time to deliver information so we must know the core concept.
- Measuring is an inquiry process.
- According to Kolb (1984), Learning is a process of a combination of grasping experience and transforming it.
- In British English, pre-schooling is known as Nursery.
- In pre-schools pictures and model are not sufficient way of learning.
- Teachers want to teach in depth but want to cover the syllabus too.
- Inductive inquiry is of two types.
- Paper pencil tests can assess skill of the students.
- Remarkable changes occur in the brain during the second decade of life.
- Learning is the permanent change in behavior.
- If we will use the connections our efficiency of doing any task will increase
- A 5 year old child has the vocabulary of 2000 words.
- Through integration it will be easier for the children to ask essential questions.
- Inquiry is not about memorizing facts.
- Networked are created between the learners.
- The Red Hat signifies feelings, hunches and intuition.
- Inquiry method requires the learner to develop various processes associated with inquiry.
- Teams are made up of high, average and low achieving students.
- We do not teach ppersonal skills in schools.
- Cooperative goal structure: It occurs when students perceive that they can obtain their goal if, and only if, the other students with whom they work also obtain their goals. E.g. group games.
- We can remember those things which are connected with our prior learning.
- Assimilation leads to consideration of new options and points of view.
- Roots of the research of all social sciences are based on scientific method.
- Problem base learning is done on groups.
- The brain thrives on connections
. 44. Infusion: The process of planning, assessing and monitoring one’s own thinking
- In enactive stage child makes relationships with concrete objects and learns from them.
- Reward systems are oriented to the group as well as the individual
- Cooperative learning methods are those in which more than one person work together.
- The solutions, alternatives or responses provided by learners are not found in textbooks.
- Knowledge can be assessed through written tests. 50. Vygotsky was a Russian psychologist.
- In problem based learning students try to clarify the problem.
- Learners progress from specific observations to inferences or generalizations.
- In inductive method we move from specific to general.
- Generative topics are those which are linked with core concepts.
- Variables are much important in scientific method.
- Problem solving is very useful learner centered teaching and learning strategy.
- Problem based learning also starts from questions.
- Word scientific was devised in the 19th century.
- Originally the scientific method was called the experimental method.
- Life is not divided into little blocks of subjects.
- Cooperative learning it is a model which requires student cooperation and interdependence in its task, goal and reward structure.
- Beyer says that “critical thinking has two important dimensions.
- Beyer says that “critical thinking has two important dimensions.
- John Dewey said that classroom is just like a laboratory.
- It is said that Galileo is the father of scientific method.
- Core concepts are declarative knowledge.
- Norris (1985) agrees, stating that: Having a critical spirit is as important as thinking critically.
- Bruner did not clearly divide these stages he kept them merged.
- Inquiry May involve a Problem Procedure and Solution
- The important thing in jigsaw reading is what we know we must share it with others.
- It is common experience that poor children have more problem solving skill than other children.
- Essential questions are related to the lives of people.
- Integration means putting things together.
- John dewy says that there is no such profession where knowledge is separable from doing or practice.
- Generative topics need to be interesting for the teachers as well as for students.
- A lot of information is not important depth of information is important.
- We make the groups of students of same interest.
- Students at all ages and levels have a genuine interest in discovering something new.
- Inquiry May involve a Problem, Procedure and Solution.
- In order to start working, the cells need to communicate with each other.
- Critical thinking is a disciplined manner of thought that a person uses to assess the validity of something.
- Fragmentation is said to be the very primary level of integration.
- Different countries have different age levels of formal education.
- Teachers get little assistance from textbook publishers.
- De Bono present term “Six Thinking Hats”.
- All children are unique they have their own developmental milestones.
- The average weight gain of 6-12 years children in a year is 5-7 pound.
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