Intrapersonal Intelligence
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Prefers to learn and work independently. Usually possesses a strong sense
of self-awareness. Excels in activities that allow for independent, self-paced
learning and self-reflection.
Modifications
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Changes in what students are expected to learn or demonstrate, and
typically include providing alternate assignments and assessing learning in
a way that is appropriate for a specific students' learning goals.
,Expressive language
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The aspects of language that an individual produces, generally referring to
writing and speaking
John B. Watson
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founder of behaviorism
Cooperative learning opportunities
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Literacy circles, creating teams for class review games, or group
presentations
Number of substages in the sensorimotor stage
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6
,Student-Directed Learning Theory
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Founded by Alfie Kohn and emphasizes the importance of student choice
and classroom community in influencing behavior
Emotional intelligence
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Refers to the ability to recognize and regulate one's own emotions as well
as identify and empathetically respond to the emotions of others.
Entering the classroom/morning routine
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A procedure for the beginning of class ensures that
students enter the room in an orderly manner with a clear understanding of
what is expected of them.
Collaborative work
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, A procedure for collaborative work indicates to students how to move
from independent to group activities
1st Stage of Scaffolding
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The "I do" stage, direct instruction and modeling from the teacher with
frequent knowledge checks
When students understand classroom operations and what is expected of them, they
are ______ willing to engage in learning
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2nd Developmental Play Stage
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Onlooker Play
Intimacy vs. Isolation
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Prefers to learn and work independently. Usually possesses a strong sense
of self-awareness. Excels in activities that allow for independent, self-paced
learning and self-reflection.
Modifications
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Changes in what students are expected to learn or demonstrate, and
typically include providing alternate assignments and assessing learning in
a way that is appropriate for a specific students' learning goals.
,Expressive language
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The aspects of language that an individual produces, generally referring to
writing and speaking
John B. Watson
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founder of behaviorism
Cooperative learning opportunities
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Literacy circles, creating teams for class review games, or group
presentations
Number of substages in the sensorimotor stage
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6
,Student-Directed Learning Theory
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Founded by Alfie Kohn and emphasizes the importance of student choice
and classroom community in influencing behavior
Emotional intelligence
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Refers to the ability to recognize and regulate one's own emotions as well
as identify and empathetically respond to the emotions of others.
Entering the classroom/morning routine
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A procedure for the beginning of class ensures that
students enter the room in an orderly manner with a clear understanding of
what is expected of them.
Collaborative work
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, A procedure for collaborative work indicates to students how to move
from independent to group activities
1st Stage of Scaffolding
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The "I do" stage, direct instruction and modeling from the teacher with
frequent knowledge checks
When students understand classroom operations and what is expected of them, they
are ______ willing to engage in learning
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more
2nd Developmental Play Stage
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Onlooker Play
Intimacy vs. Isolation
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