What is a continuum?
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Shows teachers how students are performing and what they are ready to
learn
What are scoring guides?
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Assign points to different levels of student performance
What is vicarious learning?
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the process of learning by observing the consequences of another's
actions and adjusting behavior accordingly.
What are analytical checklists?
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Set of strict criteria teachers provide to ensure students understand how to
fulfill all requirements of an assignment
What is FERPA (family educational rights and privacy act)?
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Allows access to educational information and records by public entities
such as potential employers, public funded institutions, and foreign
governments
What is Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
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motivational theory that suggest that before individuals meet their full
potential they need to satisfy a series of needs
1. Physiological needs
2. Safety and Security needs
3. Love and Belonging Needs
, 4. Self esteem
5. self actualization
What are Thorndikes three laws?
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1. The law of effect: responses to a situation which are followed by a
rewarding state of affairs will be strengthened and become habitual
responses to that situation
2. Law of readiness: a satisfying state of affairs results when an individual is
ready to learn and is allowed to do so
3. Law of exercise: behavior is more strongly established through frequent
connections of stimulus and response
What are anecdotal notes?
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Brief notes as you observe students, document behaviors in different
subjects and in social emotional/ physical development
What is indirect instruction?
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Shows teachers how students are performing and what they are ready to
learn
What are scoring guides?
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Assign points to different levels of student performance
What is vicarious learning?
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the process of learning by observing the consequences of another's
actions and adjusting behavior accordingly.
What are analytical checklists?
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Set of strict criteria teachers provide to ensure students understand how to
fulfill all requirements of an assignment
What is FERPA (family educational rights and privacy act)?
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Allows access to educational information and records by public entities
such as potential employers, public funded institutions, and foreign
governments
What is Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
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motivational theory that suggest that before individuals meet their full
potential they need to satisfy a series of needs
1. Physiological needs
2. Safety and Security needs
3. Love and Belonging Needs
, 4. Self esteem
5. self actualization
What are Thorndikes three laws?
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1. The law of effect: responses to a situation which are followed by a
rewarding state of affairs will be strengthened and become habitual
responses to that situation
2. Law of readiness: a satisfying state of affairs results when an individual is
ready to learn and is allowed to do so
3. Law of exercise: behavior is more strongly established through frequent
connections of stimulus and response
What are anecdotal notes?
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Brief notes as you observe students, document behaviors in different
subjects and in social emotional/ physical development
What is indirect instruction?
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