Supports offered to help children master things in their ZPD

What is divergent thinking?

Finding as many possible solutions to a problem as possible

What is receptive language?

What comes in- what we hear and understand

What is convergent thinking?

Finding one right solution to a problem

What is fast mapping?

Ability to learn a language quickly

What does standardized mean (assessment)?

consistent across all administration

What is crystallized intelligence?

Drawing upon knowledge you already have to solve problems

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1
Which is NOT one of the three intelligences?
Logical
Creative
Practical
Analytical
2
What is fluid intelligence?
Finding one right solution to a problem
Thinking about your thinking
How efficiently we can think
What we already know
3
What is scaffolding?
A way of developing new schema
Moving things from short-term to long-term memory
Creating new learning ideas to help solve a problem
Supports offered to help children master things in their ZPD
4
Some believe in an overarching concept of "intelligence", which is shown as:
alpha - α
pi - π
IQ
g
5
What language constraint allows you to assume a new word applies to the entire object, not just a part of it?
taxonomic constraint
mutual exclusivity constraint
syntactic bootstrapping
whole object bias
6
The Zone of Proximal Development includes things a child can do with a little help from a more knowledgeable adult.
True
False
7
Which theory indicates that infants are born with an innate understanding of some concepts?
Sociocultural Theory
Cognitive Theory
Theory of Core Knowledge
Information Processing Theory
8
What is metacognition?
Thinking about thinking
Thinking about big words
Being creative
Saying your thoughts out loud
9
ADHD, Autism, brain trauma are all examples of:
Unintelligence
Intellectual disability
Developmental disabilities
Head trauma
10
What theory is like a computer and uses terms like long-term and short-term memory?
social cognitive theory
cognitive theory
psychoanalytic theory
information processing theory
11
What is divergent thinking?
Information and memories you already have and can use
Finding one right solution to a problem
Thinking about your thinking
Finding as many possible solutions to a problem as possible
12
Divergent thinking is when one question has multiple possible answers. Which item does not have multiple answers?
A word definition
A person's first name
A simple math problem
A objects identification
13
What is receptive language?
Learning language
When children understand full sentences
What comes in- what we hear and understand
What goes out- how we make words/sentences
14
What is convergent thinking?
Thinking about your thinking
Thinking and solving problems that are new to us
Finding one right solution to a problem
Finding multiple right solutions to a problem
15
Which term is used to describe children's inability to understand others' perspectives?
Self-Absorbtion
Convergent Thinking
Egocentrism
Metacognition
16
What is fast mapping?
Language exposure
Ability to learn a language quickly
Knowing when to use which words
Decoding words when reading/writing
17
What is the term for the smallest unit of sound in a language?
phonetics
phonemes
phonics
pragmatics
18
Allowing children to ask questions and react to what is happening in a book is an example of...
Divergent thinking
Dialogic reading
Convergent thinking
Metacognition
19
What does standardized mean (assessment)?
consistent across all administration
consistent across all cultures
Consistent across all nations
consistent across all schools
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What is crystallized intelligence?
Effectively solve problems that are new to us
Being Creative
Thinking about your thinking
Drawing upon knowledge you already have to solve problems

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