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Abraham Maslow
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Develop the hierarchy of needs, which he heroes to be that unconsciously motivate people.
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Albert Bandura
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Think about the Bobo doll experiment. He what is a Canadian psychologist who developed the social learning theory.
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Americans with disabilities act
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Prohibits discrimination based on disabilities. In schools, this includes activities that take place both on and off campus, including athletic and extracurricular activities.
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Attribution theory
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Internal Atribution assumes when other people make mistakes or are victims since individuals tend to see others as predictable stereotypes.
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BF Skinner
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Expanded on operant conditioning but focused on responding to environments in Lieu of responding to stimuli.
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Benjamin bloom
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He contributed to the taxonomy of educational objectives and the theory of mastery learning
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Classic conditioning
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This practice involves learning a response to stimuli or the environment
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Code switching
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This happens Wednesday and slip into native language while speaking their second language or vice versa
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Cognitive disabilities
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Cognitive disabilities are impairments in intellectual functioning and adaptive behaviors
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Cognitive dissonance theory
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Uneasiness is felt when an individual has a conflict ding thoughts
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Cognitive domain
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This deals with acquiring intellect
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Cognitive processes
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This involves acquiring new knowledge and skills and being able to apply new learning to new situations and dry conclusions from it.
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Differentiation
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Providing curricula for students based on their individual needs and including learning styles/levels.
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Divergent thinkers
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Divergent thinkers are people who think more deeply and differently from other people.
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Edward thorndike
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He researched intellectually lead to operant conditioning his learning laws include the law of the fact, the law of readiness, exercise.
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