How does past experience influence the information currently being processed?
What will be an ideal response?
Information already stored in long-term memory influences what we decide to pay attention to, what we find meaningful, and what we will ignore. We tend to pay attention to information that we have schemata for and to ignore the rest.
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The Snellen Chart measures
a. ocular pressure. b. cognitive ability. c. distance vision. d. functions of daily living.
Modeling the inverse nature of multiplication and divisions might be done by:
a. putting five beans into each of 6 cups and separating 30 beans into 6 cups. b. showing that 3 × 5 is 15 and 5 × 3 is 15. c. showing 273 as 2 hundred, 7 tens, and 3 ones with base-10 blocks. d. giving 4 children 3 cookies each.
Vocabulary instruction should take place
a. only in reading and language arts classes. b. only once a week. c. throughout the day in all classes. d. at the beginning of each day.
Corina is conducting a mixed methods evaluation study and identifies a dialectical pluralisms perspective. Which of the following is a component of that idea?
a.a focus on what works to address questions b.a top-down approach driven by theory c.a bottom-up approach driven by participant views d.thoughtful engagement with different worldviews