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What is educational psychology?
Educational psychology is the study of mental illness
Educational psychology is the study of learners, learning, and teaching.
Educational psychology is the study of intelligence tests.
Educational psychology is the study of cognitive processes
The link between what the teacher wants students to learn and students' actual learning is called
Instruction
Analysis
Cognition
Comprehension
One attribute seems to be characteristic of outstanding teachers: intentionality. What do intentional teachers do?
They have a vast knowledge of the subject.
They are creative.
Intentional teachers are those who are constantly thinking about the outcomes they want for their students and about how each decision they make moves children toward those outcomes.
They are dedicated.
What are laws?
related principles and laws that explain a broad aspect of learning, behavior, or another area of interest.
principles that have been thoroughly tested and found to apply in a wide variety of situations.
notions of central tendency in research
untested principles
What is the best and most useful approach to research?
There is no one best or most useful approach to research; any method can be useful when applied to the right set of questions.
Correlational research
Analytical research
Longitudinal research
What is the main advantage of doing an experiment in a laboratory setting?
They are easy to do.
They can be done quickly.
They permit researchers to exert a very high degree of control over all the factors involved in the study.
They allow random sampling of subjects.
What kind of study is perhaps the most frequently used in the field of educational psychology?
The correlational study
The case study
The laboratory study
The randomized field experiment
What is an example of descriptive research?
A laboratory study.
A correlational study
A random field experiment.
A survey
What kinds of psychologists use descriptive research extensively?
Developmental psychologists
Clinical psychologists
Paleontologists
Neonatologists
What is a major criticism of action research?
Because the people involved in the experiment are the educators themselves, action research lacks the objectivity sought in other forms of research.
It is limited by available funding.
It assigns subjects to conditions randomly.
It is limited to the primary grades.
INTASC has developed
PRAXIS SERIES of teacher tests
Tests for Teaching Knowledge
A new teacher organization
Peer mentors and coaches
Beyond certification, teachers are expected to
Know everything about educational research
Know everything about their content area
Serve as a liaison for their school district
Seek professional growth
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