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summarized notes on Jean piaget (GES Promotions)- Promotion Pills

Here are summarized notes on Jean Piaget and his theory of cognitive development: 1. **Background**: Jean Piaget (1896-1980) was a Swiss psychologist renowned for his work on child development and cognitive psychology. 2. **Cognitive Development Stages**:    - **Sensorimotor Stage (0-2 years)**: Infants explore the world through senses and motor actions. Object permanence (the understanding that objects exist even when not seen) develops during this stage.    - **Preoperational Stage (2-7 years)**: Children use symbols and language to represent their experiences. They lack conservation (understanding that quantity remains the same despite changes in appearance).    - **Concrete Operational Stage (7-11 years)**: Children can think logically about concrete events and grasp conservation. They can perform mental operations but struggle with abstract thinking.    - **Formal Operational Stage (11+ years)**: Adolescents and adults can think abstractly, reason hypothetically, and engage in ded
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summarized notes on Albert Bandura (GES Promotions) - Promotion Pills

Albert Bandura was a prominent psychologist known for his Social Cognitive Theory. Here's a summarized version of his theory: Bandura's Social Cognitive Theory: - Bandura emphasized the importance of cognitive processes in learning and behavior. - He proposed that people learn through observation, imitation, and modeling of others, which he called social learning. - Self-efficacy, or one's belief in their ability to perform a task, plays a central role in motivation and behavior. - Bandura's theory highlights the reciprocal determinism between personal factors (cognitive processes, self-efficacy), behavior, and the environment. These factors influence each other bidirectionally. - He introduced the concept of observational learning, where individuals can acquire new behaviors and information by watching and imitating others. - Bandura's Bobo doll experiments demonstrated how children learn aggressive behaviors by observing and imitating adults. - He believed that in
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GES Promotions Questions 3 - AminuWrites Tv

Question 3 Scenario 2 Mr. Kwapong, came to school very sick. But, decided not to go home due to the love of the job. So he decided to call Master Buabeng Micheal to copy an Exercise on the board for the class to copy.  It was then that the School Improvement Support Officer appeared there.  He ordered the pupil to take his sit.  He took his pen and wrote something on paper. He then gave the paper to the Headteacher to be given to Mr. Kwapong. 1. What do you think is contained in the piece of paper? 2. How would you describe the actions of Mr. Kwapong? 3. What advice would you give to Mr. Kwapong?
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GES Promotion Questions 2

Question 2 Scenario 1 Miss Doku, a BS 5 teacher is to appear before the highest decision making body in the district.  According to some sources her offence may lead to outright Dismissal from the Ghana Education Service.  She has however, decided to plead guilty as a way of luring the panel to temper justice with mercy to forgive her since this is her first offence.  a. Which body in the district is being referred to as the highest decision making body? b.  Can the body you named in (a) above perform the action you are giving it? If yes, explain. But, if No explain.  c. List other sanctions, apart from the Dismissal from the Service, Miss Doku can suffer if found guilty of the offence. 
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20 Questions on Classroom Tone, Climate and Culture (GES Promotions) - AminuWrites Tv

 *TRUE/FALSE SECTION FOR ALL RANKS* Question 1 1. Classroom tone primarily refers to the physical atmosphere, including temperature and lighting. A. True  B. False 2. Teachers play a minimal role in setting the tone in a classroom. A. True B. False  3. A positive classroom tone is built on respect, empathy, and positive communication. A. True  B. False 4. Empathy is not relevant to setting a positive classroom tone. A. True  B. False  5. Classroom climate encompasses the emotional and social environment in the classroom. A. True  B. False  6. In a positive classroom climate, students should feel physically and emotionally unsafe. A. True B. False  7. Effective classroom management has no impact on classroom climate. A. True  B. False  8. Inclusivity is not an important aspect of a positive classroom climate. A. True  B. False  9. Classroom culture refers solely to the physical design of the classroom. A. True  B. False  10. Cultural sensitivity is irrelevant in shaping classroom cultur
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Brief notes on Learning Theories - GES Promotion Pills

Learning theory is a broad field that explores how individuals acquire knowledge and skills. Here are brief notes on key learning theories: 1. **Behaviorism**:    - Founded by B.F. Skinner, it emphasizes observable behaviors.    - Learning is a result of stimuli-response associations.    - Reinforcement and punishment shape behavior. 2. **Cognitivism**:    - Focuses on mental processes like perception, memory, and problem-solving.    - Learners actively process and organize information.    - Cognitive development theories by Piaget and Vygotsky are notable. 3. **Constructivism**:    - Learners actively build knowledge through experiences.    - Jean Piaget's theory emphasizes stages of cognitive development.    - Lev Vygotsky's sociocultural theory highlights the role of social interaction in learning. 4. **Connectivism**:    - Introduced by George Siemens, it's relevant in the digital age.    - Learning occurs through networked connections and information sources.    - Emph
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