Class 10: Review
 
Review: Note: questions will be BASED but NOT TAKEN VERBATIM from previous quizzes. To help narrow your review, here are some questions to look over.
“Most difficult” questions (more than one person missed)
Quiz 0 (the Practice Quiz; just questions 10-20 on research design, methods, theory)
Question 17
Question 16
Question 15
Question 14
Question 10
Question 11
Quiz 1 (Infancy and Toddlerhood)
Question 7
Question 17
Question 18
Question 5
Question 4
Question 2
Quiz 2 (Early Childhood)
Question 2
Question 5
Question 6
Quiz 3 (Middle/Late Childhood)
Quiz 4 (Adolescence)
Review for Last Essay (Essay 5): These are POSSIBLE questions
A few tips on essay questions
Essay questions require that you:
1. identify assumptions in the argument or program
2. evaluate the logic of assumptions for fallacies
can we generalize
is association really causation?
3. evaluate the evidence for the assumptions
I will explicitly ask you to follow these steps in the final essay. It will be your job, however, to apply what you have learned from the course to provide a strong analysis.
Question that involves multiple age periods
Discuss how training in “emotional intelligence” changes from early childhood to middle childhood to adolescence. That is how are skills adjusted given a child’s developmental period.
Multiple domains cognitive socioemotional
Think about three so-called “cognitive” concepts: object permanence, egocentric reasoning, and concrete operations. Relate these so-called cognitive concepts to changes in children’s social behavior and relationships during infancy, early childhood, and middle childhood.
Assessment
Final Quiz: Open handwritten notes but closed mouth.
Final Essay:  Open handwritten notes but closed mouth.
Redo Quiz or Essay:  Open handwritten notes but closed mouth.