Jamie started to babble today while playing with a toy on the floor. Approximately how old is she?
a. 7 months
b. 9 months
c. 5 months
d. 4 months
D
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assessment as: A) The primary means of promoting intrinsic motivation. B) A way of giving concrete feedback to students. C) A way of minimizing the negative impact of high-stakes tests. D) A learning experience in and of itself.
Jeremy and Bill are trying to install a ceiling fan in Jeremy's work area, but they're a little uncertain about how to proceed. As they discuss what to try, Bill suggests that they ask Steve, who has installed a couple fans in his home. The three of them look at the fan and where Jeremy wants to locate it, share some ideas, and they soon have it installed. Of the following, the principle of
cognitive learning theory that is best illustrated by this example is: a. to make sense of their experiences, learners construct knowledge. b. social interaction facilitates learning. c. learning is a change in observable behavior. d. learning depends on knowledge of skills and abilities.
Exposing students to varied groupings benefits students because it:
A. Develops generalizable transition skills B. Teaches students to adapt to different situation they may encounter in the classroom C. Helps promote higher order learning D. All of the above
According to research conducted by Karpicke& Blunt (2011), which group performed the best?
a. Study b. Repeated study c. Concept mapping d. Retrieval practice