Educ 323 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

EDUC 323 Test 1Medical model of therapy - correct answer -the original model on which psychotherapy/counselling is built -traditionally believed that therapy is a learned technique -who the therapist is doesn't matter a big deal; it's how they practice their learned technique -biologically based Relational/humanistic model of therapy - correct answer -who the therapist is matters a lot - you can never separate the person from the professional -a person exists within a social context -t...

Educ 323 Quiz 3 Founder of Person-Centered therapy - correct answer Carl Rogers What is the third force of counselling theories - correct answer Humanism, existentialism, person centered therapy When were the third force theories founded - correct answer 1960's-70's What is the overall view of the third force theories - correct answer each of us have the potential to self-actualize and find meaning in our lives What are the similarities between humanism and existentialism - correc...

EDUC 323 FinalContent Standards (NCTM) - correct answer 1) Number & Operations 2) Algebra 3) Geometry 4) Measurement 5) Data Analysis & Probability Process Standards (NCTM) - correct answer 1) Problem Solving 2) Reasoning & Proof 3) Communication 4) Connections 5) Representation 6 Principles of Teaching Math - correct answer 1) Equity 2) Curriculum 3) Teaching 4) Learning 5) Assessment 6) Technology Equity (Principle of Teaching Math) - correct answer High expectations and...

educ 323 midterm literacy - correct answer another name for language comprehension literacy - correct answer background knowledge, vocab, language structures, verbal reasoning, and literary knowledge are all parts of ___________ word recognition - correct answer phonological awareness, decoding, and sight recognition are all parts of __________ reading - correct answer a language process that involves interaction among prior knowledge, decoding, and comprehension through a transaction ...

educ 323 quiz 1what creates a good counselling theory intentional-guided by theory and research principled- guided by ethical Prins and codes purposeful- to facilitate change confidential dialogue in relationship components of a good counselling theory comensurability/logical consistency scope parsimony and clarity testability or refutability empirical validity pragmatic value or usefulness in practice Read More why use theory orients attention helps understands concern sh...

EDUC 323 Final Exam Refer to the mathematical methods and strategies which preK-12 students acquire to enhance their use of mathematical content knowledge. - correct answer process standards What are the five process standards as defined by NCTM? - correct answer 1. problem solving 2. reasoning and proof 3. communication 4. connections 5. representation For which process standard should instruction start with a problem to solve in a situation to which students can relate? - correct an...

EDUC 323 Overview SFUDescribe the four different types of approaches/therapies - correct answer · Psychoanalytic Approaches · Experiential and Relationship-oriented therapies · Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches · Postmodern Approaches Describe psychoanalytic approach/theory - correct answer o Therapy based largely on insight, unconscious motivation, and reconstruction of personality Types of Therapies involved: Psychoanalytic & Adlerian Describe Experiential and Relationship-orient...

LU EDUC 323 Final examNCTM content standards - correct answer Algebra, Geometry, Number Operations, Data analysis and probability, Measurement NCTM process standards - correct answer Problem solving, Reasoning and proofs, Communication, Connections, Representations Six principles of teaching mathematics - correct answer o Equity o Curriculum o Teaching o Learning o Assessment o Technology Computational Strategies - correct answer Addition Traditional Splitting into 10s and 1s Lat...

EDUC 323 Finalhow to determine an essential question - correct answer -Is it open-ended? -Is it thought-provoking? -Does it call for higher-order thinking, such as analysis, inference, etc.? Does it point toward The Enduring Understanding? -Does it require support and justification? -Does it recur over time? overarching - correct answer -type of essential question -broad -ex. what makes up a system? topical - correct answer -type of essential question -specific -ex. how do various...