Across
- 2. 2-6 Years Old, thinking beyond what we can touch
- 4. organized ways of making sense of experiences
- 7. 0-2 years old, learning phsyical permanence
- 10. new schemes are created and/or old schemes are adjusted to better fit environment
- 11. interpreting our new experiences in terms of our existing schemas
- 12. The term to describe the extent to which test items match a teacher's instructional objective is
- 13. Assessment that is intended to inform day to day instructional decision making in the classroom is referred to as
- 14. The type of assessment that measures whether or not a student has achieved mastery based upon a rubric
- 15. Associations among the microsystems
- 16. Family, Peers, School, etc
Down
- 1. 12+ years, abstract thinking (such as ethics)
- 3. The removal of old neural connections that are no longer used
- 5. Attitudes and ideologies of culture
- 6. 7-11 years old, logical and rational thought
- 8. This type of test has uniform administration and scoring procedures
- 9. Parent's work, mass media, etc