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        Cognitive Development
        What is Retrieval Practice?
        What is Retrieval Practice?
        Studying a list of words, then retrieving them. And, doing that over and over causes the information to be stored in long-term memory, to be retrieved when they need it. The American Psychological Association cites that recent research has established that repeated retrieval enhances learning with a wide range of
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        What is a Behavior-Content Matrix?
        What is a Behavior-Content Matrix?
        A chart that categorizes the goals of a given lesson about appropriate cognitive levels.
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        What is Cognitive Behavior Modification?
        What is Cognitive Behavior Modification?
        The process of changing one’s conduct and habits through methods based on behavioral and cognitive principles, including self-talk and self-instruction.
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        What are Cognitive Learning Theories?
        What are Cognitive Learning Theories?
        Rationales, principles, and tenets of learning that emphasizes mental processes and thinking.
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        What is a Developmental Continuum?
        What is a Developmental Continuum?
        A tool that outlines student progress over time and is often used as an alternative grading mechanism to traditional evaluation systems such as numeric or letter grades.
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        What are Social Skills-Based Programs?
        What are Social Skills-Based Programs?
        A program based on the idea that social interaction is a developmental task closely linked to language.
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        What is the Sociohistorical Theory?
        What is the Sociohistorical Theory?
        Vygotsky’s theory that states the social context is important to the acquisition of domestic, vocational, and communication skills that can increase a child’s daily independence and ability to do things for him or herself.
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        What is Developmental Validity?
        What is Developmental Validity?
        The act of determining whether the skills being measured are developmentally suitable for the child.
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        What is Temperament?
        What is Temperament?
        Personality traits that play a critical role in the responses a child elicits from caregivers and that will ultimately shape their overall personality.
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        What are Schemata?
        What are Schemata?
        Cognitive structures that organize a child’s internal representations of experiences and objects.
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