What is Bruce Perry's accomplishment/key finding?

Neurosequential Model, how trauma impacts the brain & learning

What is the concept of scaffolding in cognitive development?

Support & guidance, help learner progress to higher level of understanding

What is Lev Vygotsky's accomplishment/key finding?

ZPD & the sociocultural theory of cognitive development

What key processes happen in the Parietal Lobe?

Knowing Right from Left, Sensation, Reading, Body Orientation

What is Dan Siegel's accomplishment/key finding?

Neurobiology and the development of the mind.

What is the main focus of educational psychology?

The study of how individuals acquire knowledge and skills

What is Brené Brown's accomplishment/key finding?

Courage over comfort and the power of vulnerability (embrace the suck!)

What is the role of motivation in learning?

Motivation is crucial in initiating and sustaining learning behaviors

What is the role of schemas in cognitive development?

To organize and interpret information in the mind

What is Angela Duckworth's accomplishment/key finding?

GRIT, how to motivate students and enhance perseverance & performance

What is Operant Conditioning?

A form of learning through associations with consequences

What key processes happen in the Temporal Lobe?

Understanding language, behavior, memory, hearing

A psychological theory that studies observable behaviors

What is Urie Bronfenbrenner's accomplishment/key finding?

The Ecological Systems Theory (Micro, Meso, Eco, Macro, Chrono)

What is the concept of metacognition?

The ability to think about and reflect on one's own thinking

What is John Dewey's accomplishment/key finding?

Student centered learning, problem solve together, learn by doing

What is B. F. Skinner's accomplishment/key finding?

Behaviorism and Operant Conditioning; reinforcement can be used in learning

What is Nadine Burke-Harris's accomplishment/key finding?

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) can profoundly impact development

What is the concept of social interaction in cognitive development?

Learning is a social process and occurs through interactions with others

What key processes happen in the Cerebellum?

Balance, Coordination, control of voluntary movement, fine muscle control

What key processes happen in the Brain Stem?

Breathing, body temperature, digestion, swallowing, alertness, sleep

What is the zone of proximal development?

The difference between what a learner can do with help and without help

What is David Eagleman's accomplishment/key finding?

Neuroscience, how brain processes sensory info, how brain adapts & learns

What is the difference between assimilation and accommodation?

Adapting existing schemas vs. creating new schemas

What is the concept of self-efficacy?

The belief in one's ability to succeed or accomplish specific tasks

What is Jean Piaget's accomplishment/key finding?

sensorimotor, preoperational, concreteoperational, formaloperational stages

What is Carol Dweck's accomplishment/key finding?

Growth mindset vs. Fixed Mindset: challenge yourself to create success

What key processes happen in the Frontal Lobe?

Promblem solving, emotional traits, reasoning, speaking, voluntary motor

What is Individual Constructivism

Constructing one's own knowledge as a result of independent explorations

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What is Bruce Perry's accomplishment/key finding?
ZPD & the sociocultural theory of cognitive development
Neurosequential Model, how trauma impacts the brain & learning
The ability to think about and reflect on one's own thinking
GRIT, how to motivate students and enhance perseverance & performance
2
What is the concept of scaffolding in cognitive development?
Support & guidance, help learner progress to higher level of understanding
The process of acquiring and applying knowledge and skills
The process of creating new schemas
The process of adapting existing schemas
3
What is Lev Vygotsky's accomplishment/key finding?
ZPD & the sociocultural theory of cognitive development
GRIT, how to motivate students and enhance perseverance & performance
Neurobiology and the development of the mind.
sensorimotor, preoperational, concreteoperational, formaloperational stages
4
What key processes happen in the Parietal Lobe?
Understanding language, behavior, memory, hearing
Balance, Coordination, control of voluntary movement, fine muscle control
Knowing Right from Left, Sensation, Reading, Body Orientation
Vision, Color Perception
5
What is Dan Siegel's accomplishment/key finding?
Neurobiology and the development of the mind.
The Ecological Systems Theory
Being on the Armchair Expert podcast
Behaviorism and Operant Conditioning
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What is the main focus of educational psychology?
The study of how genetics influence behavior
The study of how people change over time
The study of how individuals acquire knowledge and skills
The study of how individuals interact with their environment
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What is Brené Brown's accomplishment/key finding?
Courage over comfort and the power of vulnerability (embrace the suck!)
Cognitive developmental science
Neurobiology and the brain
Reinforcements in the learning process
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What is the role of motivation in learning?
Motivation is the process of acquiring and applying knowledge and skills
Belief in one's ability to succeed or accomplish specific tasks
Motivation is the ability to exert control over one's own environment
Motivation is crucial in initiating and sustaining learning behaviors
9
What is the part of the brain colored in GREEN?
Frontal Lobe
Occipital Lobe
Temporal Lobe
Parietal Lobe
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What is the role of schemas in cognitive development?
To describe the stages of moral development
To explain the process of learning through reinforcement
To understand the influence of social interactions on behavior
To organize and interpret information in the mind
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What is Angela Duckworth's accomplishment/key finding?
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) can profoundly impact development
Student centered learning, problem solve together, learn by doing
GRIT, how to motivate students and enhance perseverance & performance
sensorimotor, preoperational, concreteoperational, formaloperational stages
12
What is Operant Conditioning?
A term used in behavioral economics
A technique used in cognitive therapy
A form of learning through associations with consequences
Focuses on conscious decision-making processes.
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What key processes happen in the Temporal Lobe?
Vision, Color Perception
Breathing, body temperature, digestion, swallowing, alertness, sleep
Understanding language, behavior, memory, hearing
Balance, Coordination, control of voluntary movement, fine muscle control
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What is Behaviorism?
a concept related to classical music
A psychological theory that studies observable behaviors
the study of internal mental processes
involves studying the unconscious mind
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What is the part of the brain colored in RED?
The Cerebellum
The Frontal Lobe
The Temporal Lobe
The Occipital Lobe
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What is Urie Bronfenbrenner's accomplishment/key finding?
The Ecological Systems Theory (Micro, Meso, Eco, Macro, Chrono)
Advocating for a student-centered curriculum
The power of vulnerability and sharing your experiences and feelings.
That the mind and brain are more important than the relationships you have
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What key processes happen in the Occipital Lobe?
Balance, Coordination, control of voluntary movement, fine muscle control
Vision, Color Perception
Promblem solving, emotional traits, reasoning, speaking, voluntary motor
Knowing Right from Left, Sensation, Reading, Body Orientation
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What is the part of the brain colored in PURPLE?
Cerebellum
Occipital Lobe
Frontal Lobe
Parietal Lobe
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What is the concept of metacognition?
The process of acquiring knowledge through sensory experiences
The ability to think about and reflect on one's own thinking
The difference between what a learner can do with help and without help
The theory that individuals construct their own understanding of the world
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What is John Dewey's accomplishment/key finding?
child's brain needs stimulation & support
The Neurosequential Model
Student centered learning, problem solve together, learn by doing
socio-cultural theory of cognitive development
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What is B. F. Skinner's accomplishment/key finding?
Growth mindset
Working with ACEs
Behaviorism and Operant Conditioning; reinforcement can be used in learning
Courage over comfort and the power of vulnerability (embrace the suck!)
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What is Nadine Burke-Harris's accomplishment/key finding?
Behaviorism and Operant Conditioning; reinforcement can be used in learning
Neurobiology and the development of the mind.
The Ecological Systems Theory (Micro, Meso, Eco, Macro, Chrono)
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) can profoundly impact development
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What is the part of the brain colored in YELLOW?
Frontal Lobe
Occipital Lobe
Temporal Lobe
Parietal Lobe
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What is the concept of social interaction in cognitive development?
Learning is a social process and occurs through interactions with others
Ability to succeed in specific situations or accomplish specific tasks
The motivation to achieve one's full potential and self-actualization
The process of acquiring and applying knowledge and skills
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What key processes happen in the Cerebellum?
Breathing, body temperature, digestion, swallowing, alertness, sleep
Understanding language, behavior, memory, hearing
Vision, Color Perception
Balance, Coordination, control of voluntary movement, fine muscle control
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What key processes happen in the Brain Stem?
Breathing, body temperature, digestion, swallowing, alertness, sleep
Understanding language, behavior, memory, hearing
Balance, Coordination, control of voluntary movement, fine muscle control
Knowing Right from Left, Sensation, Reading, Body Orientation
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What is the zone of proximal development?
The difference between what a learner can do with help and without help
The theory that individuals construct their own understanding of the world
The process of acquiring knowledge through sensory experiences
The stage in which a child becomes capable of abstract thinking
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What does the ACE acronym stand for?
Adverse Childhood Experiences
Active Childhood Engagement
Academic Curriculum Enrichment
Anxiety and Coping Excellence
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What is the part of the brain colored in BLUE?
Frontal Lobe
Parietal Lobe
Temporal Lobe
Occipital Lobe
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What is David Eagleman's accomplishment/key finding?
socio-cultural theory of cognitive development
Neuroscience, how brain processes sensory info, how brain adapts & learns
The Neurosequential model
The cognitive stages of development
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What is the difference between assimilation and accommodation?
refer to the same process of cognitive development
Adapting existing schemas vs. creating new schemas
Creating new schemas vs. adapting existing schemas
Two different theories of memory formation
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What is the concept of self-efficacy?
The process of acquiring and applying knowledge and skills
The motivation to achieve one's full potential and self-actualization
The ability to exert control over one's own environment
The belief in one's ability to succeed or accomplish specific tasks
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What is Jean Piaget's accomplishment/key finding?
sensorimotor, preoperational, concreteoperational, formaloperational stages
work surrounding ACEs
Student centered learning, problem solve together, learn by doing
The Neurosequential model
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What is Carol Dweck's accomplishment/key finding?
The Ecological Systems Theory (Micro, Meso, Eco, Macro, Chrono)
work surrounding ACEs
The power of vulnerability and sharing your experiences and feelings.
Growth mindset vs. Fixed Mindset: challenge yourself to create success
35
What is the part of the brain colored in GREY?
Frontal Lobe
Cerebellum
Brain Stem
Occipital Lobe
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What key processes happen in the Frontal Lobe?
Breathing, body temperature, digestion, swallowing, alertness, sleep
Understanding language, behavior, memory, hearing
Balance, Coordination, control of voluntary movement, fine muscle control
Promblem solving, emotional traits, reasoning, speaking, voluntary motor
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What is Individual Constructivism
emphasizes collaboration among individuals to construct knowledge base
Constructing one's own knowledge as a result of independent explorations
constructing one's own knowledge based on group knowledge
providing step-by-step instructions to guide individuals through learning

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