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PSYC 312: Chapter 10 Terminology

Across
Identification and application of knowledge & skills that result in goal attainment (2 words).
Type of problems that are clearly stated and have known solution procedures (2 words).
Type of transfer in which one formulates a rule from one task and applies it to a related task (2 words).
Teaching strategy that encourages children to seek solutions to problems either on their own or in group discussion (2 words).
Type of constructivism which is an outgrowth of Piaget's ideas.
Ill-structured problems that arouse strong feelings.
Type of problems that are vaguely stated and have unclear solution procedures (2 words).
View that meaningful learning is the active creation of knowledge structures rather than mere transfer of objective knowledge.
Type of classroom in which student do reading and practice exercises at home and use class time to discuss concepts, solve problems, or work on projects.
Term used for a similar problem, as in solve a similar problem and then apply the same method.
Type of constructivism stating that meaningful learning occurs when people are taught how to use the psychological tools of their culture.
Acronym for computer-based learning project built around the concept of intentional learning.
Type of transfer in which previously learned knowledge & skills is used much later on dissimilar tasks & under different conditions.
General approaches to solving problems, often based on "rule of thumb" or experience.
Type of learning in which prior learning has no effect on new learning (2 words).
Down
Type of transfer in which previously learned skills are automatically applied to a similar current task (2 words).
Acronym for type of learning in which students decide what they need to know to solve the problem at hand.
Condition in which students are given learning tasks set in realistic contexts (2 words).
Learning that occurs when new information or activities are made relevant by relating them to personal interests and prior experiences or knowledge.
Solution strategy to use when goal is clear but beginning state is not (2 words).
Condition in which students fail to use what they have learned earlier to solve real-life problems or other school-related problems (2 words).
Type of transfer in which there are clear similarities between two tasks.
Type of constructivism that emphasizes role of cultural myths and how they influence learning environments.
Type of transfer in which previously learned knowledge & skills is used relatively soon on highly similar tasks.
Type of learning in which a student has the ability to apply knowledge & problem-solving skills learned in school to similar but new situations.
Type of transfer in which previous learning makes later learning easier.
Key constructivist discussed in Chapter 10.