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QUIZ: Expert Learner Frameworks Copy

Abdullah Williams April 19, 2021

Revise the frameworks we learnt for expert learners.

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Two students have failed a test: which one has a fixed mindset and which one has a growth mindset?

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I failed the test because I am stupid. I'll never be able to do well because I am so dumb!
I didn't get the score I wanted in this test but I'm sure that if I figure out what went wrong, I can work on it and improve.

fixed mindset Wooden letters spelling Epic fail on brown background

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growth mindset Failure is part of success

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Question 3 of 11

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Sort the definitions with the correct terms.

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fixed mindset
growth mindset

Students with this belief think that their abilities are determined by their genetics; you are either born smart or dumb.

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Students with this belief understand that the brain adapts according to how we practice; they understand that the brain can grow new connections and increase our intelligence as we learn more.

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Scientific research shows that the brain actually grows when we learn.

true
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false
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Question 5 of 11

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Sort Stanislas Dehaene’s theory of ‘the four pillars of learning’.

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attention
active engagement
error feedback
consolidation

amplifies the information we focus on

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includes ‘curiosity’ and ‘deep learning’

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compares our predictions with reality and corrects our models of the world

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the process of fully automating what we have learnt and a key component of this is sleep

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Question 6 of 11

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Which are the seven qualities of an expert learner, according to the Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?

organised
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motivated
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strategic
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disorientated
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goal-directed
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knowledgeable
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purposeful
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discombobulated
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resourceful
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Question 7 of 11

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What are ‘the 4 pillars of learning’, according to Stanislas Dehaene?

attention
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hard work
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active engagement
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error feedback
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don't look down on yourself
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consolidation
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look up
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Question 8 of 11

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Sort Steve Oakes and Martin Griffin’s VESPA model for successful students into the right categories.

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vision
effort
systems
practice
attitude

they know what they want to achieve

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they work hard and put in many hours of proactive independent study

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they organise their learning resources and their time

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they use deliberate practice and develop their skills

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they have a growth mindset and respond constructively to setbacks

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Question 9 of 11

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Click 2 statements that are true about Derek Sivers’, idea about the advantage of pursuing an answer to a problem over simply aiming for a particular goal?

if we choose a single, specific goal, we eventually abandon it if obstacles keep cropping up to stop us,
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when we aim to answer a problem and obstacles block our way, we find another route towards solving our chosen problem
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when obstacles block our way, it is impossible to solve our chosen problem
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if obstacles keep cropping up to stop us, we eventually achieve this single, specific goal
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Question 10 of 11

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What is deliberate practice?

Practising with a particular focus, such as improving on a weakness.
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Practising because you have to practise.
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Question 11 of 11

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Choose 6 characteristics of ‘practice perfect’ by Doug Lemov.

deliberate practice
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making a plan for learning
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using social media while learning
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making each minute matter
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wasting time
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developing a positive mindset
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focusing on problems
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focusing on solutions, not problems
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making the most of peer-to-peer accountability
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QUIZ: Expert Learner Frameworks Copy

Abdullah Williams April 19, 2021

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1. Question

Research suggests that the beliefs you have about your intelligence can have a significant impact on your achievements.

2. Question

Two students have failed a test: which one has a fixed mindset and which one has a growth mindset?

Sort elements

3. Question

Sort the definitions with the correct terms.

Sort elements

4. Question

Scientific research shows that the brain actually grows when we learn.

5. Question

Sort Stanislas Dehaene’s theory of ‘the four pillars of learning’.

Sort elements

6. Question

Which are the seven qualities of an expert learner, according to the Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?

7. Question

What are ‘the 4 pillars of learning’, according to Stanislas Dehaene?

8. Question

Sort Steve Oakes and Martin Griffin’s VESPA model for successful students into the right categories.

Sort elements

9. Question

Click 2 statements that are true about Derek Sivers’, idea about the advantage of pursuing an answer to a problem over simply aiming for a particular goal?

10. Question

What is deliberate practice?

11. Question

Choose 6 characteristics of ‘practice perfect’ by Doug Lemov.

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