Exam 7: Ecology of Teaching
Exam 1: Ecology of the Child79 Questions
Exam 2: Ecology of Socialization89 Questions
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Exam 6: Ecology of the School73 Questions
Exam 7: Ecology of Teaching81 Questions
Exam 8: Ecology of the Peer Group82 Questions
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Mary Ella is a child who has been repeatedly exposed to family violence. Based on your readings, describe the kinds of feelings one would expect Mary Ella to have.
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If you believe that learning occurs spontaneously, and that the best learning occurs when children interact with materials and people in their environment, you are looking at learning as a
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A chronic, progressive, and potentially fatal disease characterized by excessive tolerance for and physical dependence on alcohol is called _________.
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The researcher best known for the idea that any person can be conditioned to learn provided they are presented with appropriate reinforcers is _________.
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According to Gardner (1999), which would not be considered a type of intelligence?
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Stephanie has a classroom in which the students work together to accomplish shared goals. Stephanie's classroom would be characterized by a _________ goal structure.
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In the United States, the first formal mandate for educational accountability was
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Children score higher on cognitive and academic tests when their parents
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Lin records everything a child does for a certain period of time each day. Lin is using what assessment method?
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The differential treatment of groups of people because of their class background, and the reinforcement of those differences through values and practices of societal institutions is known as _________.
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With which method are you most likely to compare a child's performance to existing norms?
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According to the categories found in your book, an example of an environmental risk is
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Describe how an individualistic perspective might look different in the classroom from one that is collectivistic. Focus your answer on differences related to objects/people, possessions, achievement goals, and social roles.
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When schools and teachers are held responsible for student learning and/or achievement outcomes, this is called _________.
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Traditional teaching settings are characterized by _________; whereas modern teaching settings are characterized by _________.
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The principle of _________ refers to the mandate that children with disabilities are to be placed with nondisabled peers whenever appropriate.
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Skills related to solving logical problems and performing mathematical calculations are considered _________ intelligence.
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Detail how students' expectations for learning vary by goal structure of the classroom. Base your answer on the three types of goal structures described in your textbook.
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Compare/contrast an authoritarian teacher with one who has a democratic or laissez-faire style.
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In a learner-directed classroom, __________________motivation guides children's learning.
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