rules of thumbs or intuitive guesses that you can apply quickly
metacognitive skils
Argumentation
development and learning are greatest when the needs and characteristics of the learner fit characteristics of environment
Technology rich learning environment
Staage Environment fit theory
skills that generally improve in the adolescent years.
possible effects of a match(mismatch) between developmental needs of adolescence & opportunities by social environment
Person environment fit theory
Stereotype threat
Adolescents may decide they are unique; no one has ever felt or experienced what they do.
Limited English Proficient
When judgments are based on availability of information in our memories
Supporting your position with evidence and understanding, then refuting your opponent’s claims and evidence.
Virtual worlds, computer simulations that support problem- based learning
when individuals are in situations in which stereotype applies they bear an extra emotional cognitive burden
Availability heuristics
Heuristics
Adolescent Egocentrism
A term used in the United States that refers to a person who is not fluent in the English Language
