Across
- 6. Type of evaluation: It is a systematic and continuous assessment of success of the teaching process; example: Are they participating? Are they engaged?
- 7. Developmental Stage: What guides someone toward the "correct" behavior; Kohlberg
- 8. What the educator will use to enhance the teaching and improve communication of the content
- 9. Client centered statements that are: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant and Time Based
Down
- 1. Developmental Stage: A state of psychological willingness to learn, which is dependent on factors such as anxiety level, support system, motivation and psychosocial developmental stage
- 2. Developmental Stage: Process of acquiring more complex and adaptive ways of thinking as an individual grows; Piaget
- 3. Type of evaluation: Systemic assessment of the degree to which individuals have learned or objectives have been met as a result or education and intervention; example. was the teaching method appropriate?
- 4. Global statement for the final outcome of your plan and interventions
- 5. Developmental Stage: Changes in an individual's physical characteristics as a result of normal body growth and development during aging process
- 8. What the the educator is doing; the intervention or strategy; example: role modeling, lecture, discussion