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Piaget Vygotsky Language And ThoughtSet 1

1What is the strength of constructivism theory?

2Which of the following best describes the process of learning by watching the actions and outcomes of others?

3Which statement accurately summarizes Vygotsky's thinking on cognitive development?

4What is the role of language in Vygotsky's theory?

5How do daily routines help children learn skills for measuring and weighing?

6Which theorist proposed discovery learning?

7Teachers can mix more proficient L2 students with less proficient ones. One strategy to use is the readers' theater. With this, students get to work and learn with each other. This is the major tenet of Theory.

8Building upon existing knowledge is called as .....

9What is the learning paradigm involved in the school allowing early child learners to join a field trip to the Manila Zoo?

10Is the difference between what a child can actually do and what the child could do with the help of others (i.e., potential development less actual development)

11A developmentally appropriate program in both (Fill in the blank)

12In a classroom, the teacher has an area for small-group instruction and another area for whole-group instruction. The learning environment is information intensive with students collaborating on a variety of assignments and projects with the teacher roaming the room and helping individuals and groups of students. Which theorist best describes the teachers disposition for instruction?

13Which scholars developed the activity approach?

14Concepts such as short, tallest, and same size should be included in the curriculum for four-year-olds.

15Collaborative learning is based on

16Stressed the fundamental role of social interaction in the development of cognition and he also believes that language develops from social interaction and plays an important role in cognitive development

17Studying and understanding child development are important parts of teaching young children.

18How does Vygotsky explain collaborative learning?

19Which of the following is NOT a domain that developmentally appropriate instruction aligns with?

20Which scenario best shows how language helps children play together by age three?

21The distance between the child's actual development level and his/her potential level that can be reached with teacher scaffolding

22When a child fits new experiences into their current understanding without changing it, this is called:

23WHAT IS THE BELIEF THAT CHILDREN DEVELOP THEIR MINDS WITH INTERACTIONS WITH PARENTS, TEACHERS AND STUDENTS?

24(U3) adapting our current understandings (schemas) to incorporate new information

25Play contributes to development because it

26Learning tasks should be

27According to Piaget, accommodation refers to

28What is the key idea of constructivism?

29Which of the following theorists is most closely associated with constructivism?

30A learning style is:

31Theorist who believed children built knowledge through exploration with hands-on activities.

32An author that related cognitive development as an important factor for language development was:

33Which of the following learning activities aligns with constructivist principles?

34One limitation of pre-operational thought is the belief that non-living objects have life-like qualities. What does this imply to teachers?

35Who incorporated the following Learning Theory?-Constructivism-Learning is knowledge built through experience.-Scaffolding-Zone of Proximal Distance-Experiential, problem-based, and inquiry learning

36What did Vygotsky emphasize in learning?

37Who is associated with Cognitive theory?

38The term "More Knowledgeable Other (MKO)" refers to-

39A teacher firmly believes that collaboration among students is essential for learning. Which of the following theories is closely aligned with this philosophy?

40Developmentally appropriate instruction means designing content and using strategies that reflect ..... and maturity levels.

41At lower classes, play-way method of teaching is based on

42Children construct knowledge through:

43Developing thinking skills which link concept formation (abstract and concrete), understanding and language.

44One of the founders of constructivism is considered to be .....

45What is the role of conceptualization in the process of language production?

46Tasks in the upper limit of the zone of proximal development (ZPD) are ones that:

47Which of the following types of drawing is most likely to develop children's observation skills?

48A preschool teacher sets up a discovery area with various natural materials like leaves, rocks, and soil. Which of the following questions would best encourage children to explore the properties of these Earth materials?

49How can educators apply Piaget's theory in the classroom to enhance student learning?

50According to constructivist theory, the learning process has the following features, EXCEPT .....

51Which theoretical perspective suggests that language acquisition is influenced by both innate abilities and the environment?

52During which developmental period are the fundamental skills of reading, writing, and arithmetic mastered?

53How do environmental, cultural, and linguistic factors affect oral language development?

54Scaffolding, in the context of Sociocultural Learning Theory, refers to:

55Constructivism views learning as:

56The instructional technique of "scaffolding" was popularized by researchers including:

57Teachers incorporate into their lessons students' pre-existing knowledge about a subject or topic. This describes how active learning and metacognitive thinking support the ..... view of teaching.

58It is a theory of learning that explains that knowledge is constructed based on the prior knowledge and experiences of the learners.

59Below are the teacher's roles in teaching implication of constructivism, except .....

60Vygotsky's idea that learning is social

61Vygotsky emphasizes learning through: