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Combinations of behaviors and processes students use to absorb and retain new information and skills. |
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Spatially Oriented, creative, intuitive, and emotional |
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More Verbal, , analytical, and objective. Good at math, language and analyzing details. |
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considers all possibilities or alternatives before making a decision. |
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Make a quick assessment and then decides. |
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use a top down approach to process information |
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Use a bottom up approach. Start at the beginning |
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acquire knowledge best by listening |
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Learn best by doing. hands on. |
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Cognitive Psychmotor Affective |
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Four basic LEVELS of learning. |
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Rote Understanding Application Correlation |
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Simple memorization. good for memorizing figures |
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Understanding level of learning |
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the ability explain the how and why of the facts |
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putting the facts and understanding into practical use |
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Correlation level of learning |
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putting together what has been learned with past and future learning. |
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Concerned with thought and knowledge |
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Concerned with physical skills |
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Focus on Feelings, attitudes, personal beliefs and values. Safety judgement and decision making. |
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Positive transfer of learning |
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something you learned in the past helps you learning something new |
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negative transfer of learning. |
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something in the past hinders your learning |
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