D664 WGU EXAM 1 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
What is the term about breaking up study sessions? - Answers - Spacing
What holds processed information for later? - Answers - Storage
Location of Lymbic System - Answers - Teal part of brain located in the middle (E)
Trust vs. Mistrust (Erikson) - Answers - Creating a safe loving environment
Using a star chart to recognize performances - Answers - Behaviorism
Using songs to help students memorize - Answers - Cognitism
Praising students when they get correct answer - Answers - Behaviorism
Covering multiple types of learning at one time - Answers - Interleaving
Progressive complexity - Answers - Biases affecting thinking after learning to identify
biases in scenarios
Giving students the freedom to select a real world problem - Answers - Constructivism
Encouraging students to set goals - Answers - Constructivism
Rhyming to help students remember things - Answers - Cognitivism
What contradicts myth of multitasking - Answers - Limited brain capacity
transforms sensory input into meaningful information - Answers - encoding
What strategy values constructivism as an approach for everyday learning - Answers -
Connecting new concepts to what is already known
Using imaginative play to help students understand more - Answers - Pre-operational
Initiative vs. Guilt (Erikson) - Answers - 3-6 yrs, good: sense of purpose, ability to
initiate activities
Industry vs. Inferiority - Answers - Constructive feedback for achievements
Enabled by executive function - Answers - Managing time effectively
Accessing held information - Answers - Retrieval
What is the term about breaking up study sessions? - Answers - Spacing
What holds processed information for later? - Answers - Storage
Location of Lymbic System - Answers - Teal part of brain located in the middle (E)
Trust vs. Mistrust (Erikson) - Answers - Creating a safe loving environment
Using a star chart to recognize performances - Answers - Behaviorism
Using songs to help students memorize - Answers - Cognitism
Praising students when they get correct answer - Answers - Behaviorism
Covering multiple types of learning at one time - Answers - Interleaving
Progressive complexity - Answers - Biases affecting thinking after learning to identify
biases in scenarios
Giving students the freedom to select a real world problem - Answers - Constructivism
Encouraging students to set goals - Answers - Constructivism
Rhyming to help students remember things - Answers - Cognitivism
What contradicts myth of multitasking - Answers - Limited brain capacity
transforms sensory input into meaningful information - Answers - encoding
What strategy values constructivism as an approach for everyday learning - Answers -
Connecting new concepts to what is already known
Using imaginative play to help students understand more - Answers - Pre-operational
Initiative vs. Guilt (Erikson) - Answers - 3-6 yrs, good: sense of purpose, ability to
initiate activities
Industry vs. Inferiority - Answers - Constructive feedback for achievements
Enabled by executive function - Answers - Managing time effectively
Accessing held information - Answers - Retrieval
