EDF QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
ANSWERS
4 Types of Classical Condition correct answer UCS- our behaviors
UCR- feelings of safety
CS- classroom
CR- similar feelings of safety
Academic Time correct answer Student achievement is greater than between any
other dimension time.
Automaticity correct answer The ability to perform mental operations with little
awareness or conscious effort.
practicing basic skills to automaticity, so that they don't have to use working
memory space to recall basic information.
Allocated TIme correct answer The whole class period.
Arouse Emotions correct answer A person watching a movie begins to cry when a
sad scene is portrayed in the film.
Attitudes correct answer Personal teaching efficacy is a teacher's belief that
he/she is capable of getting all students to learn and succeed regardless of their
background knowledge or ability.
Modeling
Enthusiasm
, Caring
High expectations
Behaviorism correct answer Learning is defined as a change in observable
behavior
Role of expectations:
Reinforcers and punishers are direct causes of behavior
One way relationship between the environment and behavior
Behavirorism correct answer a theory that explains learning in terms of
observable behaviors based on the influence of environmental stimuli.
In other words it is a change in behavior occurring as a result of experience.
Change inhibitions correct answer Example:A student's inhibition about speaking
without permission is weakened when she sees other students speak without
permission and go unpunished. (prevents us from not doing socially accept.
(strong) Weaken when you do something socially unacceptable.
Chunking correct answer The process of mentally combining separate items into
larger more meaningful units.
forming schemas of interrelated information, so the schemas become chunks of
information instead of isolated pieces.
teaching in short steps and providing practice to allow learners time to process
information and transfer it to long-term memory.
ANSWERS
4 Types of Classical Condition correct answer UCS- our behaviors
UCR- feelings of safety
CS- classroom
CR- similar feelings of safety
Academic Time correct answer Student achievement is greater than between any
other dimension time.
Automaticity correct answer The ability to perform mental operations with little
awareness or conscious effort.
practicing basic skills to automaticity, so that they don't have to use working
memory space to recall basic information.
Allocated TIme correct answer The whole class period.
Arouse Emotions correct answer A person watching a movie begins to cry when a
sad scene is portrayed in the film.
Attitudes correct answer Personal teaching efficacy is a teacher's belief that
he/she is capable of getting all students to learn and succeed regardless of their
background knowledge or ability.
Modeling
Enthusiasm
, Caring
High expectations
Behaviorism correct answer Learning is defined as a change in observable
behavior
Role of expectations:
Reinforcers and punishers are direct causes of behavior
One way relationship between the environment and behavior
Behavirorism correct answer a theory that explains learning in terms of
observable behaviors based on the influence of environmental stimuli.
In other words it is a change in behavior occurring as a result of experience.
Change inhibitions correct answer Example:A student's inhibition about speaking
without permission is weakened when she sees other students speak without
permission and go unpunished. (prevents us from not doing socially accept.
(strong) Weaken when you do something socially unacceptable.
Chunking correct answer The process of mentally combining separate items into
larger more meaningful units.
forming schemas of interrelated information, so the schemas become chunks of
information instead of isolated pieces.
teaching in short steps and providing practice to allow learners time to process
information and transfer it to long-term memory.
