Learning as a Science WGU D186 – Questions With
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the ability to empathize and understand the emotions of others
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1 self awareness 2 situational awareness
3 social awareness 4 social relatedness
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Terms in this set (41)
Cognitive load The amount of mental effort required to learn
something new
Neuroplasticity brain's ability to change and adapt through learning.
Metacognition promote awareness and control of one's own learning.
Dual coding improves understanding by combining visuals and
verbal language.
concept mapping help students understand relationships among ideas.
retrieval practice actively recalling information from stored memory
working memory temporary storage of information needed
interference occurs when new content blocks access to older
memories
encoding transforming information into a new form that can be
understood and stored
storage creation of a permanent record of information
elaborate rehearsal the linking of new information to material that is
already known
interleaving a retrieval practice strategy that involves mixing the
study of different topics.
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Play your way to mastery with fun games
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
the ability to empathize and understand the emotions of others
Choose an answer
1 self awareness 2 situational awareness
3 social awareness 4 social relatedness
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (41)
Cognitive load The amount of mental effort required to learn
something new
Neuroplasticity brain's ability to change and adapt through learning.
Metacognition promote awareness and control of one's own learning.
Dual coding improves understanding by combining visuals and
verbal language.
concept mapping help students understand relationships among ideas.
retrieval practice actively recalling information from stored memory
working memory temporary storage of information needed
interference occurs when new content blocks access to older
memories
encoding transforming information into a new form that can be
understood and stored
storage creation of a permanent record of information
elaborate rehearsal the linking of new information to material that is
already known
interleaving a retrieval practice strategy that involves mixing the
study of different topics.
