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Numeracy Numeracy is the knowledge, skills, behaviors and dispositions that students
need in order to use mathematics in a wide range of situations.
Receptive Language The language that a child can understand, often refers to language that the
child hears from an outside source, like another person or even television
cognitive theory This is Jean Piaget's theory that children develop in stages through interaction
with the environment, alongside biological maturation. As they interact with
their environment, they construct knowledge
Piaget's stages of cognitive development sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational
formal operational stage this is the last stage of development, according to Jean Piaget. In this stage,
from ages 11 and up, children can think abstractly and test predictions
social learning theory Bandura's view of human development; emphasizes interaction. A theory that
says children learn through observation of others and imitation of behavior
and will imitate behavior of others that is rewarded.
Positive behavioral interventions and supports (PBIS) A school-wide program that seeks to teach children positive behaviors
through behavioral intervention and the encouragement of positive behaviors.
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guide1special
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studyExceptional
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education
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Component 1
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special education
certification
preparation
Component 1 National Board
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Component
studyExceptional
guide1special
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Needs
education
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studyExceptional
certification
guide specialNeeds
preparation.pdf
education
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guide special preparation.pdf
education certification preparation.pdf
, Component 1 National Board Exceptional needs.pdf Component 1 National Board Exceptional needs.pdf Component 1 National Board Exceptional needs.pdf
Numeracy Numeracy is the knowledge, skills, behaviors and dispositions that students
need in order to use mathematics in a wide range of situations.
Receptive Language The language that a child can understand, often refers to language that the
child hears from an outside source, like another person or even television
cognitive theory This is Jean Piaget's theory that children develop in stages through interaction
with the environment, alongside biological maturation. As they interact with
their environment, they construct knowledge
Piaget's stages of cognitive development sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational
formal operational stage this is the last stage of development, according to Jean Piaget. In this stage,
from ages 11 and up, children can think abstractly and test predictions
social learning theory Bandura's view of human development; emphasizes interaction. A theory that
says children learn through observation of others and imitation of behavior
and will imitate behavior of others that is rewarded.
Positive behavioral interventions and supports (PBIS) A school-wide program that seeks to teach children positive behaviors
through behavioral intervention and the encouragement of positive behaviors.
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