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The process of directing one’s own learning

What is self-paced learning?

The different ways students learn: visual, auditory, and kinesthetic- tactile

What are learning styles?

Different qualities, races, genders, abilities of students

What is diverse?

A consistent way of accomplishing daily tasks with specific steps

What is a procedure?

Gross motor development takes place

What are arms and legs?

The cognitive development theory was created by

Who is Jean Piaget?

Children who have difficulty cutting with scissors are developing

What are fine motor skills?

Kohlberg’s theory focuses on

What is social/emotional development ?

Erikson developed the theory that all humans will progress through a series of

What are developmental stages?

Giving a child play-doh would help build his ___ ___ skills

What is fine motor?

In Piaget’s model of cognitive development, there are ____ stages

What is 4?

Moral reasoning is

What is making decisions about right and wrong?

Climbing stairs, jumping rope, and throwing a ball are all examples of

What are gross motor skills?

A child who can think abstractly is in the ___ stage of cognitive development

What is formal?

In the first stage of Erikson’s social- emotional development theory, a child will become ___ and ___ if he is badly treated

What is insecure and mistrustful?

During the first week of school, effective teachers introduce

What are rules, procedures, and routines?

Learning about a project as the student volunteers to complete services needed

What is service learning project?

The first book for instruction was the

What is the Bible?

The overall feeling one receives when entering a classroom

What is classroom climate?

Sensory elements in the classroom can enhance

What is learning?

Rules are most effective when there are ___ to enforce them.

What are consequences?

As Ms. Bounds’ students come into the classroom, she is taking roll, passing out the bell ringer, and collecting lunch money. This is an example of ___.

What are procedures?

Sonya is writing an essay for Mr. Calcote, her English teacher. Tuesday, she finished writing the rough draft. Wednesday, she revised her essay and began rearranging some of her sentences and changing some of her wording. Next, Sonya will be on the __ step of the writing process.

What is publishing?

Mrs. Rutledge teaches Biology I. Today, she is guiding her students in the dissection of a frog. On which learning style is she focusing?

What is kinesthetic?

New teachers find ___ ___ one of their greatest challenges.

What is classroom management?