Learners and Learning Science - D664
(WGU)
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1. E: Which label indicates the location of the
limbic system in this image?
2. A - Cerebrum: Which structure is associated
with higher-level thinking?
3. Prioritizing Tasks: Which function is associated with
the structure labeled B?
4. Encoding: The component of the learning process that involves transforming sensory input into a
usable form.
5. Storage: The term that refers to holding processed information for later use.
6. Feedback: The part of learning that involves receiving information about performance.
7. Retrieval: The component of the learning process that involves accessing information that is
being held.
8. Metacognition: The part of learning that involves understanding one's own thought
processes.
9. Retrieval Practice: The strategy for learning that refers to intentionally remembering stored
information.
10. Interleaving: The strategy of learning that involves covering multiple types of problems
during one study
session.
11. Example of Retrieval Practice: Students quiz each other on important concepts to
prepare for an upcoming exam.
Which strategy is being demonstrated by the actions in this scenario?
12. Example of Spacing: Instead of cramming before an exam, a student prepares
by studying for 30 minutes each morning.
Which strategy is being demonstrated by the actions in this scenario?
13. Example of Desirable Difficulty: A teacher designs the task for a lesson opener so
that students have to use the concepts they know in a new way. This presents just the right
amount of challenge.
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, Learners and Learning Science - D664
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Studystrategy
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being used by this teacher?
14. Managing time effectively: An example of an activity enabled by executive
function.
15. Limited brain capacity: The concept from neuroscience that contradicts the myth of
multitasking.
16. Cognitive styles: The concept from neuroscience that is used to refute the myth of
normality.
17. Embodied mind: Which evidence is used to disprove the myth of the brain as a
computer?
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(WGU)
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_he8snt
1. E: Which label indicates the location of the
limbic system in this image?
2. A - Cerebrum: Which structure is associated
with higher-level thinking?
3. Prioritizing Tasks: Which function is associated with
the structure labeled B?
4. Encoding: The component of the learning process that involves transforming sensory input into a
usable form.
5. Storage: The term that refers to holding processed information for later use.
6. Feedback: The part of learning that involves receiving information about performance.
7. Retrieval: The component of the learning process that involves accessing information that is
being held.
8. Metacognition: The part of learning that involves understanding one's own thought
processes.
9. Retrieval Practice: The strategy for learning that refers to intentionally remembering stored
information.
10. Interleaving: The strategy of learning that involves covering multiple types of problems
during one study
session.
11. Example of Retrieval Practice: Students quiz each other on important concepts to
prepare for an upcoming exam.
Which strategy is being demonstrated by the actions in this scenario?
12. Example of Spacing: Instead of cramming before an exam, a student prepares
by studying for 30 minutes each morning.
Which strategy is being demonstrated by the actions in this scenario?
13. Example of Desirable Difficulty: A teacher designs the task for a lesson opener so
that students have to use the concepts they know in a new way. This presents just the right
amount of challenge.
1/
13
, Learners and Learning Science - D664
(WGU)
Studystrategy
What is the online at https://quizlet.com/_he8snt
being used by this teacher?
14. Managing time effectively: An example of an activity enabled by executive
function.
15. Limited brain capacity: The concept from neuroscience that contradicts the myth of
multitasking.
16. Cognitive styles: The concept from neuroscience that is used to refute the myth of
normality.
17. Embodied mind: Which evidence is used to disprove the myth of the brain as a
computer?
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