Educational Theories and Problem Solving

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If a student is focusing their attention on a speaker, comprehending what the speaker is saying, responding appropriately, and integrating the information what are they using?

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Active Listening

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What is an example of problem solving where the individual is actively watching or looking at someone to represent the information? This helps students remember what they need to learn.

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Modeling

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What is the first step in the problem solving approach?

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Recognize the problem

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Who developed the theory based on the assumption that children learn better when they discover things for themselves and are able to remember the information better if they are able to make connections?

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Jerome Bruner

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Who developed the Multiple Intelligences Theory?

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Howard Gardner

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Many teachers believe that a student's ability to showcase the true nature of problem-solving skills is based on what?

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what they believe and how they've been influenced

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What uncertainty is mentioned regarding cognitive problem-solving abilities?

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whether people are born with problem-solving abilities or develop them over time

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Why are schools and districts making an effort to implement real-world problem-solving skills?

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To help students succeed beyond the classroom

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What idea is closely related to problem solving and involves a logical approach to addressing problems?

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Critical thinking

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How many steps were in the solving problem approach?

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