The Cognitively Oriented Curriculum

question 79

Multiple Choice

The cognitively oriented curriculum

• A) Does not allow exploration and experimentation on the part of the child.
• B) Strives to apply Piaget's theory to the classroom.
• C) Relies heavily on reward and punishment.
• D) Is teacher-directed.

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Definitions:

Entity Theorist

A person who believes that personal attributes such as intelligence or talent are fixed traits rather than qualities that can be developed.

Traits

Enduring and distinct characteristics of an individual's personality that are consistent across different situations and time.

Abilities

A term for the various skills, talents, or competencies that an individual possesses, which may vary widely from person to person.

Reactance

A psychological response where individuals feel compelled to assert their freedom in reaction to perceived restrictions or coercion.