Class test 5 Flashcards

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“Memory has some similarities to a Google search algorithm”

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Creatin associations between what we already know and the newly acquired informaion makes it easier to recall it later.

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The Curse of Knowledge

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We tend to overestimate how long it’s goint to take someone else to learn something that is a common knowledge to us now. Teachers struggle with this, they dedicate their whole lives to a subject and fail to understand that students don’t have that expertise yet.
It’s important to offer support
-> a woman tapped a common tune with her fingers and expeceted the other person to recognize it

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Dunning-Kruger effect

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When incopetent people underestimate their skills amd knowledge, thinking they have what it takes to complete a task, which will lead to makinf mistakes and failure
-> there’s always room for improvement and we musn’t think that we know everything

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The model of peer instructions by Eric Mazur

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Learning process designed to enhance conseptual understanding through active engagement and colaborative work amongst students. It reduces the limitations of traditional teaching and students’s passive in-take of it.

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Students’ illusions and misjudegment

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Students can think that when one method of learning works for a subject, it will work for other subjects as well.
Every subject has different requirements and need different approaches

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