VIJAY KUMAR
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Posted 6 year ago
If there is an opportunity to include psychology in middle schools , till what level it should be taught?
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Jyoti Sharma
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Posted 6 year ago Jyoti Sharma

Prior knowledge influences both conceptual growth and conceptual change in students. With conceptual growth, students add to their existing knowledge, and with conceptual change, students correct misconceptions or errors in existing knowledge. Facilitating conceptual growth or change requires first obtaining a baseline level of student knowledge prior to the start of each unit through formative assessment. One way to assess prior knowledge involves starting the unit with a short list of five to ten true/false statements and having a class discussion about the results. The results of this discussion can guide the selection of assignments and activities that will be appropriate for facilitating either conceptual growth or conceptual change. Prior knowledge can be used to help students incorporate background knowledge and draw connections between units during the course.

Meena
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Posted 6 year ago Meena

The Coalition for Psychology in Schools and Education With conceptual growth, students add to their existing knowledge.