ILTS 206 Exam 1 Questions with 100% Correct
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John Locke (1632-1714):
-Founder of all modern educational philosophy
-His work was mainly scientific method, studied the mind and learning through a specific
scientific method
-Your mind when you are born is a "clean slate"
-You learn from your experiences
Developmentally Appropriate Curriculum (DAP):
-Age Appropriateness
-Individual Appropriateness
-Social and Cultural Appropriateness
-John Dewey's vision
-Defined by NAEYC
Psychoanalytic Theory:
Sigmund Freud- Theory of psychosexual development
Started with "talking stage" and found patterns
3 basic drives: Sexual drive, survival instincts, and drive for destructiveness
Stages of Psychoanalytic Theory:
Oral- (Birth-2) Pleasure
(2-3) Anal- Control their bowels
Phallic (3-6) Genitalia- Realizing the sex they are
, Latency (6-12) Sexual forces are dormant
(12-15) Pleasure, puberty, etc.
Erik Erikson:
-Theory of psychosocial development
-Each stage grows from the previous one
-Driven by their desire for personal meaning
Isolation:
First sound in the word
Last sound in the word
Sound in the middle of the world
Identifying the same final or medial phonemes in a series of words
CVC- Consonant Vowel Consonant (CVC or CVCC):
If there is one vowel followed by one or two consonants, the vowel sound is shorty
Practice with real and nonsense words
Use both letter dictation and whole word practice
Digraphs:
Two consonant letters together to make one sound
Can be used at the beginning, middle or end or a word
Completely new sounds when together
CH, SH, WH, TH, TH
Digraph Blends:
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John Locke (1632-1714):
-Founder of all modern educational philosophy
-His work was mainly scientific method, studied the mind and learning through a specific
scientific method
-Your mind when you are born is a "clean slate"
-You learn from your experiences
Developmentally Appropriate Curriculum (DAP):
-Age Appropriateness
-Individual Appropriateness
-Social and Cultural Appropriateness
-John Dewey's vision
-Defined by NAEYC
Psychoanalytic Theory:
Sigmund Freud- Theory of psychosexual development
Started with "talking stage" and found patterns
3 basic drives: Sexual drive, survival instincts, and drive for destructiveness
Stages of Psychoanalytic Theory:
Oral- (Birth-2) Pleasure
(2-3) Anal- Control their bowels
Phallic (3-6) Genitalia- Realizing the sex they are
, Latency (6-12) Sexual forces are dormant
(12-15) Pleasure, puberty, etc.
Erik Erikson:
-Theory of psychosocial development
-Each stage grows from the previous one
-Driven by their desire for personal meaning
Isolation:
First sound in the word
Last sound in the word
Sound in the middle of the world
Identifying the same final or medial phonemes in a series of words
CVC- Consonant Vowel Consonant (CVC or CVCC):
If there is one vowel followed by one or two consonants, the vowel sound is shorty
Practice with real and nonsense words
Use both letter dictation and whole word practice
Digraphs:
Two consonant letters together to make one sound
Can be used at the beginning, middle or end or a word
Completely new sounds when together
CH, SH, WH, TH, TH
Digraph Blends:
