ED810 Pedagogical Implications

According to Wiley's Mobile Learning: A Handbook for Developers, Educators, and Learners (Table 2.1) which of the following types of knowledge refers to Knowledge of how to carry out behaviors, such as riding a bike?

• Declarative Knowledge

• Procedural Knowledge

• Conditional Knowledge

• None of the Above

According to "The Intersection of Digital and Media Literacy"...

• Digital literacy enables youth to participate in technology in wise, safe, and ethical ways.

• Media literacy enables youth to participate in technology in wise, safe, and ethical ways.

• Digital literacy focuses on teaching youth to be critically engaged consumers of media.

• Digital and media literacy are the same thing.

In Dr. Ruben Puentedura's SAMR model, "SAMR" sounds for...

• Substitution, addition, multiplication, and ratios.

• Selection, Argument, Model, and Reduce

• Substitution, augmentation, modification, and redefinition

• Selling, Arguing, Modifying and reducing

According to Kimmons' K12 Technology Frameworks, TPACK asserts that educators require three types of core knowledge:

• constitutional knowledge, particular knowledge, and technological knowledge.

• content knowledge, particular knowledge, and technological knowledge/

• content knowledge, pedagogical knowledge, and telepathic knowledge.

• content knowledge, pedagogical knowledge, and technological knowledge.

According to Kimmons' K12 Technology Frameworks, RAT is a model that holds that technology used in education can either ______ a traditional approach to technology, amplify the learning that was occurring, or transform learning in ways that would not be possible without the technology.

• replace

• rectify

• reevaluate

• renovate

Allan Carrington's pedagogy wheel (The Pedagogy Wheel - It's Not About The Apps, It's About the Pedagogy), which of the following are domains of pedagogical thinking? Check all that apply.

• Attributes

• SAMR

• Blooms

• Edtech

• Motivation

According to Wiley's Mobile Learning: A Handbook for Developers, Educators, and Learners, Chapter 4, blended learning is..

• "instruction in reading and following recipes"

• "an overarching, categorical term for instruction that incorporates, at least to some degree, online content."

• "a mixture of remote and in-person instruction"

• "a bad idea"

PICRAT, according to Kimmons' K12 Technology Frameworks, stands for:

• purple, indigo, clover, red, aqua, turquoise

• particular, individual, creative, reactive, ambivalent, transformation

• passive, interactive, creative, replaces, amplifies, transforms

• paragraph, indentation, comma, reading, article, title

According to the techinghistory.org article, Learning Menus: Textbook a la Carte, learning menus " offer students a variety of active methods to access the textbook, remember pertinent information, and learn to regulate their own learning. "

• True

• False

_________ incorporates purposeful use of flexible grouping and groups students based on skills, interests, readiness, or choice, according to Edutopia's Enhancing Learning Through Differentiated Technology.

• Difficult instruction

• Differentiated instruction

• Different instruction

• Differential instruction