Are lectures in which the teacher asks a specific series of questions to encourage the students to think, rationalize, and discuss the topic.

Is the process of gaining knowledge by carefully questioning and then criticizing the answers.

Are how we organize our knowledge that allows us easy access to memories that haven’t been used for some time.

Is another term for conditioned behavior: behavior that responds to a stimulus that doesn’t normally cause that reflexive response.

Is a major school of thought in Educational Philosophy that is the notion that the world exists “because it does.”

Is the method developed by John Dewey that deduces that people think to solve problems, and lists the steps used to search for absolute truth. The steps include: recognizing that there is a problem, clearly defining a problem, suggesting possible solutions, considering possible consequences, and observing and experimenting to either

Is a written description of what we interpret the best approach to education to be.

Is a behavior conditioned by reinforcement for performing desired actions rather than causing reflexive behaviors.

Is a national spirit, a love of one’s country, and the emotional ties to the interests of a nation and the symbols that represent it.

Refers to how the brain processes information by attending to stimuli and receiving, storing, and retrieving information.