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Learning Theories Quiz 7 (25 MCQs)

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1. The idea of political correctness is often closely linked to which theory?
2. According to Howard Gardner
3. What type of student is someone who learns through a step by step process?
4. Which assessment should Teacher Fatima avoid if she wants to provide her students with authentic assessment?
5. Activation does NOT mean
6. This learning theory proposes activities like classroom management, rote memorization, and drill and practice.
7. The word 'recitation' is an example of what type of lexical gap?
8. For speakers to be bilingual, they must
9. Examples of teaching and learning for cognitivists are
10. This theory views language learning as resulting from dialogue between a learner and a more knowledgeable other person.
11. Who invented the behaviorism Dog Theory?
12. Which of the following does not relate to Effective Modeling?
13. What do we call the process of thinking about thinking?
14. During a quiz, Yvonne greatly remembers the topics she studied for the first hour of her review. Which of the following supports this scenario?
15. Scaffolding involves
16. What are the three examples given in the video that need to be focused on by the teacher in order to balance his class?
17. Which of the following is being described belowwatching what happens when other people do a behavior and learning from their experiences
18. The father of Classical Conditioning
19. Honey and Mumford's LSQ is what?
20. One factor that ties into language borrowing/adaptation (substratum theory) is:
21. This psychologist ran a study with children and modeled behavior using a bobo-doll.
22. Skinner's advice was to avoid overusing what type of conditioning?
23. In this learning theory responsibility for students learning rests squarely with the teacher.
24. What belief system is inquiry-based learning, in which learners generate their own knowledge through their experiences and teachers serve only as facilitators, based on?
25. Operant conditioning focuses on _____ whereas classical conditioning relies on _____
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