Intro to Ed Tech

Which theorist believed that learning was influenced significantly by social development?

• Benjamin Bloom

• KWL Chart

• Lev Vygotsky

• Howard Garden

Four examples of authentic assessment:

• Observations, Performance tasks, Portfolios, Self-assessments
• Multiple choice, True or False, Matching, Fill in the blanks
• Essay, Short answer, Fill in the blanks, Multiple choice
• True or False, Matching, Multiple choice, Short answer

Mark all that apply: A document that describes curriculum goals and objectives for learning, and often includes direction for specific content areas, benchmarks, activities, and forms of evaluation.

• Curriculum Frameworks

• Curriculum Guide
• Curriculum Map

• Curriculum Goal

Sort Piaget's Theory stages by age:

• Concrete Operational:

  Classification, logical reasoning, problem solving, and beings of abstract thinking

• Sensorimotor:

  Limitation, learn through senses and motor activities, do not understand the world around them, and egocentric

• Preoperational:

  Egocentric, pretend play, drawing ability, speech and communication development, concrete thinking, and intuitive reasoning

• Formal Operational:

  Comparative reasoning, abstract thinking, deductive logic, and test hypotheses.

Match the following

• Benchmark/ Learning Objective

• An explicit set of criteria that the student can use to self evaluate his or her work prior to submission and that the teacher can use to provide feedback to the student

• Rubric

• Motivates students to want to learn, guides the student's learning process, and prompts a learning atmosphere and an appreciation for the subject

• Teachable Moment

• A specific, measurable outcome or indicator that usually is tied to a curriculum standard

• Technology Integration

• the combination of all technology parts such as hardware and software, together with each subject related area of curriculum to enhance learning,

• Facilitator Of Learning

• An open window of opportunity for the information to be comprehended in greater detail by students.

Howard Gardener's theory of intelligence explains intelligence as ​ (a)   ,​ (b)   ,​ ​ (c)   , and ​ (d)   .

• the ability to gain knowledge
• apply knowledge
• manipulate one’s environment
• to think abstractly
• To answer all questions correctly
• Know more than others
• Understand at an early age
• the ability to correct others
• to think concrete
• Apply memories

A method of instruction in which students work collaboratively in groups to achieve standards and related learning objectives is called ​ (a)  

• Cooperative Learning
• Evaluation
• Education
• Benchmark
• KWHL chart
• Gardener's theory
• Curriculum

John Dewey's Theory suggest that his focused was educating

Example of a teachable moment:

• A student being disruptive in class

• A bird flying pass the window

• A child crying because he can't tie his shoe

• Students wanting to learn about spiders

Whose theory do you agree with mostly and why?