New concepts are best learned when they are connected to:

personal and emotional experiences.

When capable of concrete operational thought, children:

can apply their reasoning to real, tangible situations.

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1
What is a benefit of physical activity for kids?
better overall health
better oral health
decrease in emotional disturbance
protection from bullying
2
What type of memory is being used in multiple choice tests?
Sensory Memory
Recognition
Working Memory
Recall
3
Vygotsky viewed ________ as being crucial to children's development of skills and knowledge.
passive learning
independence
exploration
instruction
4
Vygotsky viewed ________ as being crucial to children's development of skills and knowledge.
exploration
instruction
passive learning
independence
5
Spending the entire day instructed in the second language is referred to as the ___ approach.
additive bilingual
immersion
heritage language
bilingual schooling
6
Which information is most likely to be in your current working memory?
where you saw the term "working memory" in the test
everything you see on this page
the answer to this question
the musical theme of your favorite television show
7
Children between the ages of 6 to 11 are within the developmental stage referred to as:
infancy
adolesence
early childhood
middle childhood
8
New concepts are best learned when they are connected to:
current events.
a child-centered curriculum.
a teacher-directed curriculum.
personal and emotional experiences.
9
According to Piaget, which ability do children gain during middle childhood?
abstract reasoning
egocentrisim
logic
conservation
10
When capable of concrete operational thought, children:
can reason about abstractions.
are likely to be misled by appearance.
can apply their reasoning to real, tangible situations.
are limited to intuitive, perceptual focusing.
11
A measure of memory in which the person must retrieve information learned earlier is called:
Recall
Sensory Memory
Working Memory
Recognition
12
Metacognition is:
the process of putting information into long-term memory
thinking about thinking
the ability to process multiple stimuli.
the process of recalling information

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Chapter 7 Test

12 termsStudBud Administration1,895 plays

Chapter 7

Flashcards12 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 12

Answers

1
What is a benefit of physical activity for kids?
better overall health
better oral health
decrease in emotional disturbance
protection from bullying
2
What type of memory is being used in multiple choice tests?
Sensory Memory
Recognition
Working Memory
Recall
3
Vygotsky viewed ________ as being crucial to children's development of skills and knowledge.
passive learning
independence
exploration
instruction
4
Vygotsky viewed ________ as being crucial to children's development of skills and knowledge.
exploration
instruction
passive learning
independence
5
Spending the entire day instructed in the second language is referred to as the ___ approach.
additive bilingual
immersion
heritage language
bilingual schooling
6
Which information is most likely to be in your current working memory?
where you saw the term "working memory" in the test
everything you see on this page
the answer to this question
the musical theme of your favorite television show
7
Children between the ages of 6 to 11 are within the developmental stage referred to as:
infancy
adolesence
early childhood
middle childhood
8
New concepts are best learned when they are connected to:
current events.
a child-centered curriculum.
a teacher-directed curriculum.
personal and emotional experiences.
9
According to Piaget, which ability do children gain during middle childhood?
abstract reasoning
egocentrisim
logic
conservation
10
When capable of concrete operational thought, children:
can reason about abstractions.
are likely to be misled by appearance.
can apply their reasoning to real, tangible situations.
are limited to intuitive, perceptual focusing.
11
A measure of memory in which the person must retrieve information learned earlier is called:
Recall
Sensory Memory
Working Memory
Recognition
12
Metacognition is:
the process of putting information into long-term memory
thinking about thinking
the ability to process multiple stimuli.
the process of recalling information