Social Learning and Constructivism Concepts

According to Vygotsky, what is the main source of learning?

• Social interaction and cultural tools.

• Individual experience and reflection.

• Formal education and training.

• Innate abilities and intelligence.

What are symbolic models in Bandura’s theory?

• Models presented through media such as cartoons, videos, or game characters.

• Real-life individuals who serve as examples for behavior.

• Theoretical constructs that explain cognitive processes.

• Physical representations of psychological concepts.

Who is associated with individual constructivism?

• Lev Vygotsky

• Jean Piaget

• B.F. Skinner

• John Dewey

What is the main idea of Social Learning Theory?

• Learning occurs through direct experience and reinforcement.

• Learning occurs by observing and imitating others’ behaviors and their consequences.

• Learning is solely based on cognitive processes without social interaction.

• Learning is an innate process that does not require observation.

What is self-regulated learning?

• The ability to memorize information quickly.

• The ability to plan, monitor, and evaluate one’s own learning process.

• The ability to rely on others for learning.

• The ability to learn without any goals or objectives.

What is vicarious reinforcement?

• Learning by observing the rewards or punishments given to others.

• A method of learning through direct experience and practice.

• A technique used to enhance memory retention through repetition.

• A form of punishment that discourages certain behaviors.

What is the purpose of comparing quiz scores in STAD?

• To measure individual improvement over time.

• To determine the best student in the class.

• To evaluate the difficulty of the quiz questions.

• To assess the effectiveness of the teaching method.

What are the three phases in Zimmerman’s model?

• Planning, Execution, and Review

• Forethought, Performance, and Self-reflection

• Preparation, Action, and Evaluation

• Analysis, Implementation, and Feedback

Name three examples of cooperative learning strategies.

• Jigsaw, Think-Pair-Share, and STAD (Student Teams Achievement Division)

• Lecture, Note-taking, and Individual Study

• Group Projects, Independent Research, and Standardized Testing

• Brainstorming, Memorization, and Flashcards

What is guided discovery?

• A method where students are given direct answers by teachers.

• A learning process where teachers provide hints to help students find answers themselves.

• A technique that involves memorizing facts without understanding.

• A strategy that focuses solely on group work without teacher involvement.