Using the information-processing/social cognitive approach to instruction, describe how the amount of information presented during instruction affects student learning
What will be an ideal response?
It is important that new material be presented in small, manageable amounts and that students have a reasonable amount of time in which to learn it.
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a. define and conduct a single research project together. b. explore different questions about the same topic together. c. conduct two parallel studies and share data. d. serve as critical friends and aid in data collection for a peer's project.
21st Century teachers need to support students and parents in understanding the way mathematics is taught and learned. Identify the question below that a teacher should address about their pedagogy before it is asked by a parent
a) Is my child doing their own work when they are in groups? b) Is my child learning basic facts? c) Is my child going to need help with homework? d) Is my child learning mathematics or just doing activities?
Justify the need for a law guaranteeing the rights of exceptional children in education, including at least two conditions provided by law
What will be an ideal response?
When you learn something new, your brain changes physically
Indicate whether the statement is true or false