A fellow teacher says to you, I never believe my students have learned anything until I see their behavior change for the better. Without knowing anything else about this teacher, you can guess that he or she agrees with the __________ perspective of learning.
a. behaviorist
b. social cognitive
c. cognitive
d. Piagetian
Question 2
It is important for children to be able to hear the distinct sounds of spoken words. This ability, which helps them understand language and learn to read, is called:
a. phonological awareness.
b. morpheme awareness.
c. unique sound awareness.
d. consonant and vowel awareness.
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