EDUC 70

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Is a person who helps a group of people to work together better understand their common objectives and plan how to achieve these objectives during meetings or discussion

facilitator

Is a teaching method of importing knowledge by an educator. An educator mostly at the post secondary level transfer knowledge by giving a lecture to the audience

sage on the stage

It is a instructional method to help students attend listen read comprehend and study more effectively by helping them organized and collect information systematically

learning strategies

This refers to the preferential way in which the student absorbs process comprehends and retains information. It is an individual's natural or habitual pattern of acquiring and processing information in learning situations

learning style

Is a personal statement of a teacher's guiding principles about the big picture education related issues such as how student learning and potential are most effectively maximized as well as the rule of educator in classroom school community and society

educational philosophy

Refers to the shift away from instructor led educational instruction towards a fluid participatory learning environment of co-creation co-learning collaboration and transparency

21st century learner

Is the ability to reflect on one's own cognitive processes. Thinking about one's thinking more precisely it refers to the processes used to plan monitor and assess one's understanding and performance

metacognition

It means simply a teacher and the word is old fashioned ring to it so it oftens means a stuffy boring teacher

pedagogy in education

What do you think is the role of the teacher in learner centered education

sharing knowledge and role modeling and an external parent

Are the 7 basic essential elements

institutional culture, program culture, students or learners, teachers/faculty, methodology, materials, setting

The principal elements that make teaching and learning possible and attainable are the

the teachers, the learners, a conducive learning environment

What is a teacher (3)

the professional teacher is the licensed professional who possesses dignity and reputation with high moral values as well as technical and professional competence, it adheres to observes and practices a set of ethical and moral principles standards and values or the code of ethics of professional teachers, is the one who went through four to five year period of rigorous academic preparation in teaching and who is given a license to teach by the board of professional teachers of the professional regulation commission after fulfilling requirements prescribed by law such as the licensure examination for teachers

Perceives themselves as someone who can effect change or learning because them is an expert in what subject matter knowledge or pedagogical knowledge

professional attributes

Is the sum of one's personal characteristics .it is one's identities

personal attributes

An embodied spirit a union of sentient body and a rational soul. Body experiences sensations and feels pleasure and pain. The soul is the principle of spiritual acts the source of intellectual abstraction self reflection and free rational volition

the learner

What are the eight fundamental equipment of the learner

five senses, instinct, imagination, memory, intellect, feelings, emotions, rational will

Cognitive faculties (5)

five senses, instinct, imagination, memory, intellect

Appetitive faculties

feelings, emotions, rational will

What is flipped classroom

is a pedagogical model where lecture and homework elements are reversed

What is problem based learning

you present students with a problem rather than a solution. this allows students to become more active in their learning as they work out which information they need to find out to solve a particular problem

What is work based learning

this mode of delivery provides students with real life work experiences to aid their learning and improve their employability

What is blended learning

also known as hybrid learning is when traditional classroom teaching is combined with online learning and independent study allowing the student to have more control over the time phase and style of their learning

What is student lead learning

it is where students themselves facilitate their learning often by students in the year above guiding students in group activities to discuss materials whether peers and solve problems

What is peer assisted learning

improving your teaching strategies in a large or small groups and using practical demonstration

What is classroom environment

school and community support services are a critical component of creating a positive school discipline culture

General principles of teaching

teachers good foundation about the subject matter is essential to conduct substantial discussion. having wild rage of information enables the teacher to transfer relevant information to learners to enhance learning student should have active participation manipulative and thinking skills

No person shall be deprived of life liberty or property without due process of low one

1935 constitution article14 section 5

A constitution at line several provisions related to education and the ownership and control of educational institutions

1973 philippine constitution article 15 section 8

State shall take into account regional and sectoral needs and conditions and shall encourage local planning in the development of educational policies and programs

1987 constitution article 14 section 1 to 5

A legal base that address the learning needs of the marginalized groups of the population including the deprived depressed and under serve citizen

bureau of alternative learning system

Four pillars of education

learning to know, learning to do, learning to live together, learning to be

Institutionalized early childhood care and development and provide universal quality primary education

education for all 2015

It looks at the way the people think and a mental processes is part in understanding of how we learn. This theory understands that learners can be influenced by both internal and external elements

cognitive learning theory

The two of the first philosophers that focus on cognition how we as humans beings think

plato and descartes

The person that is a highly important figure in the field of cognitive psychology and his work focuses on environments and internal structures and how they impact learning

jean piaget

It is a theory where the idea is that how a student behaves is based on their interactions with their environment. It suggests that behaviors are influenced and learned from external forces rather than internal forces

behaviorism learning theory

Is the basis for psychology that can be observed and quantified and positive reinforcement like classical conditioning observes in pavlov's dog experiments suggest that behaviors are directly motivated by the reward that can be obtained

19th century behavioral learning theory

Studied a form of learning behavior called a conditioned reflects in which an animal or human produce a reflex response to a stimulus and overtime was conditioned to produce the response to a different stimulus that the experimenter associated with the order null stimulus cold classical conditioning

ivan pavlov 1849 to 1936

A psychologist that the major proponent of shifting the focus of psychology from the mind to behavior and this approach of observing and controlling behavior came to be known as behaviorism

john b watson 1878 to 1958

A psychologist that propose the operant conditioning experiments where he plays rats in a skinner box with neutral stimulants and a lever that would dispense food

bf skinner 1904 to 1990

It is a theory that is based on the idea that the students actually create their own learning based on their previous experiences. Students take what they're being taught and add it to the previous knowledge and experiences creating a reality that is unique to them

constructivism learning theory

A theory that is very closely related to contractivism it focuses on the idea of self actualization. It's the brief moments where a person feels all of their needs are met and that they the best possible versions of themselves

humanism learning theory

What is the hierarchy of needs

self actualization, esteem, love or belonging, safety, physiological

It is a theory that is a newest educational learning theories and it focuses on the idea that people learn and grow when they form connections

connectivism learning theory

It is a theory that is a great approach for adult education and young adult learning and referred to as transformation learning that focuses on the idea that learners can adjust their thinking based on the new information

transformative learning theory

Using this theory it can be valuable tool for dealing with difficult students who like to distract the classroom and cost trouble and this theory focuses on the concept of children learning from observing other by acting on or not acting on what they see exhibited by their classmates

social learning theory

It is a theory that focuses on learning by doing and using this theory students are encouraged to learn through experiences that can help them retain information and recall facts

experiential learning theory

In 1984 the experiential learning theory was identified by

david kolb

He emphasizes a balance of developing the intellect or head feeling and artistic life or heart and practical skills or hands with a view to producing free individuals who would intern bring about a new free social order

rudolf steiner

He climb that a child's mind is a tabula rasa or blank slade and does not contain any innate idea

john locke

This person advocates that there is one developmental process common to all humans

jean jacques rousseau

The advocacy learning by doing is from

john dewey

He advocates some rather extreme methods like removing children from their mother's care and raising them as awards of the states

plato

The ultimate aim of education should be to produce good and virtuous citizen is according to

aristotle

This legal basis that gave way to the first public school system in the philippines

ROYAL EDUCATION DECREE OF 1863

Promotion of vacational education was under

malolos constitution or 1899 constitution

The time when the filipino literature flourish because of terminating the use of english in the due course is indicated in

1943 constitution

This decree is known as the decree professionalizing teaching

presidential decree 1006

According to republic act 4670 the term teacher includes

full time teachers, guidance counselors ,vocational teachers and librans

The licensure examinations for teachers come to existence because of what republic

ra 7836

The main purpose of compulsory education is to

develop students into responsible thinking citizens

The belief where the government has the responsibility to provide education originated from

chinese education

When current practice affects learning skill yet to be learned

proactive

When current practice affects learning of previously learned skill

retroactive

When learning of a skill is not affected by the knowledge of another skill

zero

Transfer of learning occurs between the left and right sides of the body

bilateral

When learning of a skill is made harder by the knowledge of another

negative

When the learning of a skill is facilitated by the knowledge of another skill

positive

Transfer of learning occurs between the left and right sides of the body

bilateral

When learning of a skill is made harder by the knowledge of another

negative

When the learning of a skill is facilitated by the knowledge of another skill

positive

When the current practice affects learning skill yet to be learned

proactive

When the current practice affects learning of previously learned skill

retroactive

When the learning of a skill is not affected by the knowledge of another skill

zero

How many stages of learning are there

The stages of learning are in the

central executive

Metacognition is best described as

thinking about thinking

The function of the sensory register is

takes input from the environment

These are learning strategies for enhancing short term memory

chunking and rehearsal and visual imagery

What is essential to learning and moves stimuli from sensory register to working memory

attention

The function of the sensory register is

to takes input from the environment

These are learning strategies for enhancing short term memory

chunking rehearsal and visual imagery

Students who are participatory learners who use information technology to accomplish specific task such as the use of e-learning and learning management systems is

21st century learners

When teaching starts with small details called

bottom up

Teaching involves starting with the big or abstract concept and working down to the specific details

top down

This mode of delivery provide students with real life work experience to either learning and improve their employability

work based

A pedagogical model where lecture and homeworks elements are reversed

flipped

It is known as hybrid learning

blended

Dental exams is an example of what partial reinforcement schedule

variable interval schedule

It is a learning process that occurs through association between an environmental stimulus and naturally occurring stimulus

classical conditioning

What stage of insight learning pertains to the problem work on unconsciously

incubation

He proposed the bobo doll experiment to demonstrate the children are able to learn through oversation of adult behavior

albert bandura

It is also called observational learning

social learning theory

Piaget's theory is

cognitive development theory

It is referred to the scientific study of the behavior of mental process of non-human animals

comparative psychology

It is an approach in the fields of cognitive signs that hope to explain mental phenomena using artificial neural networks

connectionism

It is the ability to process and understand different concepts

abstract intelligence

Aims to straighten or increase the behavior it follows

reinforcement

Asking a series of questions to a student is a violation of which technique in questioning

wait time

100

What is the implication of using a method that focuses on the why rather than how

teaching methods should favor inquiry and problem solving

EDUC 55 FINALS

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EDUC 55 FINALS