FTCE Reading K-12 Competency 1

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What does internal validity refer to?

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Internal validity refers to how well a study is conducted.

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What does the theory of constructivism contend about learning?

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The theory of constructivism contends that learning and problem-solving should reflect and be constructed through real-life contexts and should include authentic tasks.

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Which reading theorist believes that reading is innate?

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Noam Chomsky believes that reading is innate and that students have an instinct to understand language.

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What is validity in research?

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Validity is how sound the research is in both the design and methods.

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What does external validity refer to?

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External validity refers to how applicable the findings of a study are to the real world.

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Define constructivism in education.

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Constructivism is a theory that emphasizes the learner's active role in constructing knowledge through experiences.

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What is the significance of hands-on experiences in learning?

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Hands-on experiences are significant as they allow learners to engage directly with materials and concepts, enhancing understanding.

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Who is associated with the idea that language acquisition is a natural instinct?

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Noam Chomsky is associated with the idea that language acquisition is a natural instinct.

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What is the difference between internal and external validity?

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Internal validity focuses on how well a study is conducted, while external validity concerns how applicable the study's findings are to the real world.

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What role does collaborative learning play in constructivism?

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Collaborative learning is important in constructivism as it allows learners to build knowledge together through social interaction.