Motivation and Attention: How Wanting Shapes Focus
Motivation and attention are two of the most closely linked ideas in learning psychology. Motivation is the push behind our
Motivation and attention are two of the most closely linked ideas in learning psychology. Motivation is the push behind our
Positive reinforcement strategies are methods that increase desirable behavior by following it with something a student values, such as praise,
Study Strategy Training is the explicit teaching of methods students can use to learn, remember, and check their own understanding
Equilibration theory is Jean Piaget’s explanation for why thinking grows more advanced over time. The core idea is that learners
Testing accommodations policies are the rules that set which changes to test conditions students may receive, who decides, and how
Assessment blueprint alignment is the practice of making sure a test measures what the course actually taught, in the amounts
Radical constructivism is a theory of knowing and learning which claims that people build their understanding from their own experience,
Classroom rules formulation is the process of deciding which rules a class will follow and writing them in words students
Curriculum for special populations refers to the planned lessons, materials, and supports that schools design for students who need more
Authentic assessment integration is the practice of building realistic tasks into everyday teaching so that students show what they can