Introduction to Ed tech

List 4 examples of alternative assessments

• Authentic Assessment, Projected-Based Assessment, Portfolio Assessment, and Checklist, Rating Scales, and Rubrics

• Assessment, Traditional assessment, Alternative, and Reliable Assessment

• Electronic Portfolio, Checklist, embedded assessment, and authentic learning.

• Authentic learning, authentic assessment, alternative assessment, and assessment.

Which Cognitive Stage as the age birth To 2 years.

• Sensorimotor

• Preoperational

• Concrete operational

• Formal Operational

What did Lev Vygotsky develop?

• Social Cognitions.

• Cognitive development.

• Intellectual development.

• Physical development.

in the Blooms Taxonomy, what is the skills for knowledge?

• Analyze, experiment, examine, compare, contrast, associate, dissect, conclude, and test.

• Compare, assess, contrast, criticize, debate, judge, value, predict, estimate, and appraise.

• Arrange, repeat, recall, define, list, match, name, order, narrate, and describe.

• Summarize, classify, explain, discuss, give examples, identify, and translate.

What did Howard Gardner develop?

• Attitudes.

• Intellectual Skills.

• Motor Skills.

• Theory of Multiple Intelligence.

What movement was Dewey apart of in the early 1900s?

• Social development.

• Progressive Education.

• Physical.

• Mental development.

What are higher order thinking skills?

• Bloom’s Taxonomy.

• Standards and related learning objectives.

• The ability to solve problems, engage in critical thinking, and interpret and solve complex issues.

• Cooperative learning.

What is project-based learning?

• Is a model for teaching and learning that focuses on creating learning opportunities for students by engaging them in real-world projects where they have an active role in completing meaningful tasks, constructing their own knowledge, solving problems, or creating realistic projects.

• It can range from a teacher’s subjective based on a single observation of a student’s performance to a state-mandated standardized test.

• Presents learning experience that demonstrate real-life connections between students’ lessons and the world in which they line.

• Is any method used to understand the current knowledge a student possess.

What is a concept map or story web?

• Color, clip art, and artwork should strengthen content, not distract from it.

• Helps students use flowcharting to understand the attributes and relationships of then main subject and provides a visual tool for brainstorming and planning.

• Flowcharts are useful in helping students outline the individual tasks that must be performed to complete an action, a story, or an experiment and the sequence in which they must be performed.

• Is a drawing that allows students to design and lay out project or assignment before creating it on a computer.

What is a rubric?

• A cost effective way to evaluate software is to download a free trial copy from some of the many software companies that offer these trial versions at their websites.

• Is an assessment tool that provides a number of important evaluation criteria, including content, documentation, and technical support, ability levels and assessment, as well as technical quality and ease of use to help assess the quality for the software and apps.

• Is a detailed scoring guide for assessment, based on stated criteria.

• Software/app evaluation rubrics help you and your students evaluate educational software and apps.