Revise the frameworks we learnt for expert learners.
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Question 1 of 11
1. Question
5 point(s)Sort Steve Oakes and Martin Griffin’s VESPA model for successful students into the right categories.
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- they know what they want to achieve
- they work hard and put in many hours of proactive independent study
- they organise their learning resources and their time
- they use deliberate practice and develop their skills
- they have a growth mindset and respond constructively to setbacks
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vision
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effort
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systems
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practice
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attitude
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2 point(s)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?
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3. Question
1 point(s)What is deliberate practice?
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5 point(s)Choose 6 characteristics of ‘practice perfect’ by Doug Lemov.
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2 point(s)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.
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fixed mindset
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growth mindset
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4 point(s)What are ‘the 4 pillars of learning’, according to Stanislas Dehaene?
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7. Question
1 point(s)Research suggests that the beliefs you have about your intelligence can have a significant impact on your achievements.
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8. Question
2 point(s)Sort the answers.
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- Students with this belief think that our abilities are determined by our genetics; you are either born smart or dumb.
- Students with this belief understand that the brain adapts according to how we practice; they understand that the brain can growth new connections and increase our intelligence as we learn more.
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fixed mindset
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growth mindset
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1 point(s)Scientific research shows that the brain actually grows when we learn.
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7 point(s)Which are the seven qualities of an expert learner, according to the Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?
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Question 11 of 11
11. Question
4 point(s)Sort Stanislas Dehaene’s theory of ‘the four pillars of learning’.
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- amplifies the information we focus on
- includes ‘curiosity’ and ‘deep learning’
- compares our predictions with reality and corrects our models of the world
- the process of fully automating what we have learnt and a key component of this is sleep
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attention
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active engagement
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error feedback
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consolidation
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