EDU 210 Quiz Flashcards

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4 Types of Memory

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Sensory, Short term, Long term, Working

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Working memory

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Temporary holding stored in long term memory like a “giant cabinet” and brought to the “workbench” when needed and then put back in cabinet when done

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3
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Piaget’s Theory

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Cognitive development

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Erikson’s Theory

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Psychosocial

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Vygotski’s Theory

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Zone of proximal development

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Skinner’s Theory

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Operant conditioning

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Behaviorism

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Theory of learning based on the idea that all behaviors (actions) are acquired through conditioning

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Operant Conditioning

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What can be done to you and how of you respond?

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Positive Reinforcement

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Getting an award for doing something

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Negative Reinforcement

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Removing something to make you do it again

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Positive Punishment

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Behavior results in something bad happening to you and you don’t want to do it again

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Negative Reinforcement

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Behavior results in losing something so you’re less likely to do it again

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Difference between Negative Reinforcement and Punishment

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Negative reinforcement removes something to make a good behavior happen and negative punishment is losing something due to bad behavior

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Question 1 Information Processing Theory

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How do people acquire new information?

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Question 2 Information Processing Theory

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How do the create/store mental representation of it?

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Question 3 Information Processing Theory

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How do they recall information?

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Question 4 Information Processing Theory

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What background information (schemata) did they have to understand new information?

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Attention

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We pay attention to what we already know and what we need to know and when we learn a new task

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Hippocampus

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organizes and distributes short term memory to long term memory

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Schemata

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Background knowledge

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Encoding

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Initial learning of information

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Metacognition

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thinking about thinking “how did you get that answer?”

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Phonological loop

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connects visual and sound

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Visuospatial sketchpad

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connects visual and the space around you

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Episodic buffer
Entire experience interacts with long term memory to create one memory of learning
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Humpty Dumpty memory recall
Humpty Dumpty fell and broke apart; Hippocampus breaks apart information and distributes it to lobes
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3 reasons a student might forget new information
1. one and done 2. fight with parent, friend, significant other 3. Not enough sleep (importance of REM)