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this form of thinking involves looking at evidence from an objective viewpoint
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1 maslow 2 cognitive disabilities
3 attribution theory 4 critical thinking
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, developed the Hierarchy of
Needs, which he theorized to
maslow
be the unconscious desire that
motivates people.
provide students access to the same curriculum as
accomodations their grade-level peers, but information is presented
in a different way
a canadian psychologist who developed the social
Bandura
learning theory
This act prohibits discriminations based on disabilities.
Americans with Disabilities In schools, this includes activities that take place both
Act on and off campus, including athletics and
extracurricular activities.
internal attribution is assumed when other people
make mistakes or are the victims, since individuals
attribution theory tend to see others as a predictable stereotype. When
an individual makes a mistake, they tend to view the
cause as external.
expanded on operant conditioning but focused on
B.F. Skinner responding to environment in lieu of responding to
stimuli
Basic Interpersonal conversational english
communication skills
(BICS)
contributed to the taxonomoy of educational
Benjamin Bloom
objectives and the theory of mastery learning
this practice involves learning a response to stimuli or
classic conditioning
the environment
a neutral stimulus becomes associated with a reflex
classical conditioning
response through conditioning
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Practice questions for this set
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this form of thinking involves looking at evidence from an objective viewpoint
to make inferences or draw conclusions
Choose an answer
1 maslow 2 cognitive disabilities
3 attribution theory 4 critical thinking
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Terms in this set (149)
, developed the Hierarchy of
Needs, which he theorized to
maslow
be the unconscious desire that
motivates people.
provide students access to the same curriculum as
accomodations their grade-level peers, but information is presented
in a different way
a canadian psychologist who developed the social
Bandura
learning theory
This act prohibits discriminations based on disabilities.
Americans with Disabilities In schools, this includes activities that take place both
Act on and off campus, including athletics and
extracurricular activities.
internal attribution is assumed when other people
make mistakes or are the victims, since individuals
attribution theory tend to see others as a predictable stereotype. When
an individual makes a mistake, they tend to view the
cause as external.
expanded on operant conditioning but focused on
B.F. Skinner responding to environment in lieu of responding to
stimuli
Basic Interpersonal conversational english
communication skills
(BICS)
contributed to the taxonomoy of educational
Benjamin Bloom
objectives and the theory of mastery learning
this practice involves learning a response to stimuli or
classic conditioning
the environment
a neutral stimulus becomes associated with a reflex
classical conditioning
response through conditioning
