Gifted children Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

*Which of the following contributions best describes how the work of Leta Hollingworth influenced the filed of gifted education? 001 - Promoting the belief that environmental and educational factors as well as genetics play a key role in the development of giftedness *Which of the following statements describes a significant federal policy change in the United States during the 1970s and its effect on the field of gifted education? 001 - The need for the education of children with gifts...

PSYC 232 Final Exam Questions and Answers 2023/24 Question 1 An infant's reaction to the visual cliff is supposed to measure her: A . locomotion. B . perceptual constancy. C . culture. D . depth perception. Question 2 People have always responded so positively to Alyssa's good looks that she has developed a socially confident and outgoing personality. This best illustrates the A . principle of conservation. B . delay of gratification. C . interaction of nature and nu...

Praxis 5358 Latest Update Graded A+ Sternbergs triarchic theory of intelligence Componental, Experimental, Contextual Sternberg Triarchic of Theory of Intelligence Triarchic 1. Componental ability to analyze Triarchic 2. Experimental Creativity combine unrelated info into patterns Triarchic 3. Contextual apply thinking skills to practical situatons Locus of Control person thinks he or she can control events that impact them. Vertical alignment mapping curriculum from previous grade Verti...

5358 Gifted Praxis - Influential People Latest Version Graded A+ E. Paul Torrance Developed instrumentation and studied creativity and its processes; developed the basis for a future problem solving program Lewis Terman Conducted influential longitudinal study of the gifted; pioneered work on the standardization of an intelligence test in the United States Linda Silverman Advocated for the social/emotional needs of the gifted; advanced the contributions of Leta Hollingworth; ...

Sternbergs triarchic theory of intelligence : Componental, Experimental, Contextual Sternberg : Triarchic of Theory of Intelligence Triarchic 1. Componental : ability to analyze Triarchic 2. Experimental : Creativity combine unrelated info into patterns Triarchic 3. Contextual : apply thinking skills to practical situatons Locus of Control : person thinks he or she can control events that impact them. Vertical alignment 2 | P a g e : mapping curriculum from previous grade Vertical...

TNT 700.2AS Comprehensive Assessment: The Learner Questions and Answers Rated A+ Based on what you know about depression, which classroom interventions could you use with students with depression? Provide extra time/effort with the student Based on what you know about gifted and talented students, why would a GT child potentially prefer to sit with the teacher at lunch? GT kids may struggle with social skills Based on what you know about Jean Piaget and his research into cogniti...

Texas Teachers Questions for Assessment 2 with Verified Solutions According to Erikson, what would happen if a child doesn't resolve the necessary conflict in a given stage of development? The child would continue to exhibit tendencies of that stage regardless of age. Based on what you know about depression, which classroom interventions could you use with students with depression? Provide extra time/effort with the student Based on what you know about gifted and talented students,...

PSYC 2301 Psychology 2301 Collin College - Question and answers correctly solved PSYC 2301 - Exam 2 (Ch 5 - 7) Which of the following is generally considered to be a drawback of using physical punishment? Phsyical punishment has no drawbacks, as proven by the fact that my Mama did it and I turned out fine Increased liking of and dependence on the one doing the punishing Physical punishment never decreases or stops bad behaviors Fear and anxiety that can actually interfere with learning...

EDSP 432 CH 5 and 7 Test and Self CheckWhich of the following subgroups in the category of children with special needs are protected by the federal IDEA legislation? Children who are identified as gifted and talented Children who do not speak English Children with disabilities Children who have health issues - correct answers Children with disabilities What accommodations do schools frequently make for children who have been identified as being gifted and talented? Enriched cur...

GIFTED ENDORESEMENT OAE: FOUNDATIONS OF GIFTED EDUCATION WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% Describe some typical strengths of intellectually gifted learners and provide a problem behavior corresponding with each of these strengths - correct answer - Advanced organizational skills- may lead to a need to organize and bossyness (leadership) - advanced knowledge- may lead to boredom - high expectations- may lead to perfectionism - learn and remember more quickly- impatience with others - curious...