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Correctly Well Defined. What are Covey's 7 Habits and how do they relate to teaching? - correct answer Be Proactive-Have a good plan and stick to it Begin with the end in mind-Decide what is important Put first things first-Prioritize and act accordingly Think win-win-Make every encounter or situation a positive outcome for all sides. Seek first to understand and then to be understood Synergize- use teamwork and collaboration to get the best resu...

Formal curriculum - correct answer what is intentionally taught within the stated goals for student learning Examples of influences on formal curriculum - correct answer standards, parents, government, colleges Why are some people pro-common core? - correct answer clear and consistent goals, prepare for college, level academic playing field Why are some people anti-common core? - cor...

Behavioral Approach - correct answer Logical and Prescriptive, it relies on technical and scientific principles and includes paradigms, models and step-by-step strategies for formulating curriculum Behavioral Approach focus - correct answer Goals and objectives are specified, content and activities are sequenced to coincide with the objectives and learning outcomes are evaluated in relation to the goals and objectives. Effi...

love of wisdom, teacher's concept of the learner, concept of what must be taught, how this must be taught - correct answer bases of actions and decision when preparing to teach and when to teach perennialism, essentialism - correct answer philosophical foundations of curriculum perennialism - correct answer everlasting - believed that humans are rational - the aim of education is ...

social - correct answer There are four major sources of ideas that serve as the foundations for curriculum planning; these are the historical, philosophical, ____ and psychological foundations. life - correct answer According to John Dewey, "Education is a way of ____" soul - correct answer Psychology is derived from the Greek word psyche, which means the ____. Essentialism - c...

philosophy - correct answer It provides education stakeholders strong conviction about education and instruction and the types of curriculum in the teachers' schoolrooms or learning atmosphere. Perennialism - correct answer -Aim of education is "to improve man as man"; to teach the rational person; nurture intellect; emphasize on universal truths. - role of teachers: help learners rationalize (HOTS, critical think...

average beginning teacher salary - correct answer $35,000 top two reasons for choosing to teach - correct answer desire to work with young people -want to contribute to society educational reforms - correct answer made it that background of children didn't matter and that they all should get an education requirements to be admitted into the SBU teacher ed program - correct answer...

Which of the following represents the branch of philosophy concerned with the way in which people come to know things? - correct answer epistemology "Back to Basics" and the idea that there are core skills and knowledge that all students should acquire for sustaining our social order is characteristic of which philosophy? - correct answer essentialism John Dewey is most closely associated with which of the followin...

Franklin Bobbit () - correct answer Presented curriculum as a science that emphasizes on students' need. Curriculum prepares for adult life. Werret Charters () - correct answer considered curriculum also as a science which is based on students' need and the teachers plan the activities. William Kilpatrick () - correct answer Viewed curriculum as purposeful activities which are chi...

What is curriculum? - correct answer Curriculum is a set of plans made for guiding learning in the schools, represented in retrievable documents of several levels of generality, and the actualization of those plans in the classroom, as experienced by the learners and as recorded by an observer; those experiences take place in a learning environment that also influences what is learned. Prescriptive - correct answer Describe...

It refers to the underlying philosophies of education - correct answer Philosophical Foundation Philosophical Foundation: To educate the ration persons/mind and cultivate intelligence - correct answer Pereniallism Philosophical Foundation: The role of teachers is to assist students to think critically (critical thinking and HOTS) - correct answer Perennialism Philosophical Foun...

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hemoglobin - correct answer The name of the protein that binds oxygen with high affinity is: 4 - correct answer When hemoglobin is fully bound with oxygen it is said to be saturated. How many sites on Hemoglobin are filled with oxygen when it is saturated? true - correct answer Since Hemoglobin is found in red blood cells, the number of red blood cells will affect the oxygen carrying ca...

Match the chemical transported with the form of transport: - correct answer Insulin - Exocylosis Sodium Efflux - Na+K+ATPase Glucose - GLUT Sodium and glucose influx - SGLT Select all of the following that raise blood glucose levels - correct answer Glucagon Absorption from the diet Gluconeogenesis Which of the following statements concerning insulin are TRUE - correct answer Insul...

Homeostasis - correct answer constancy of internal environment - normal windows are required for optimal function Negative feedback - correct answer When the response from a signal opposes or removes the initial signal. Restores the normal state, but it can't prevent the initial signal Antagonistic effectors - correct answer Increased activity of one effector decreases the activity o...

what does SOCRATES stand for - correct answer site, onset, character, radiation, associations, time, exacerbating factors, severity Normal vital signs - correct answer BP: 100-140/60-90 (120/80) Pulse (heart rate): 60-80 BPM Respiration Rate: 12-20 breaths per min O2 saturation: >95% Temperature: 36.6-37.2 protective functions in the lungs - correct answer coughing (mechanical) ...

Describe the rate of diffusion. - correct answer - fast over short distances - slow over greater distances - no direction, so takes a while to reach anything at great distance What is the most important function of the circulatory system? - correct answer - bulk transport: overcomes limitations of diffusion What are components of the cardiovascular system? - correct answer - blood - ...

What is the physiological advantage of having a circulatory system to provide bulk transport of nutrients/gases through the body - correct answer It ensures that nothing has to diffuse far, and it speeds up the transportation of oxygen through the body. What is blood, and what are its main components - correct answer composed of 1) plasma (fluid phase) & 2) formed elements (cells & platelets)Made of 45% formed elements (cel...

homeostasis of blood glucose levels - correct answer -maintaining blood glucose levels within a normal range throughout the fed and fasted states normal range of fasted glucose - correct answer -75-110 mg/100 ml what happens if blood glucose gets to low - correct answer -hypoglycemia -confusion -convulsions -unconsciousness what happens if blood glucose gets too high - correct ans...

Homeostasis - correct answer it is the constancy of the internal environment that is the condition for a free and independent life homeostasis: control - correct answer receptors integrating center effectors signals Receptors - correct answer thermoreceptors chemoreceptors baroreceptors Integrating Center - correct answer orchestrates an ap...