Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Basic_skills> ?p ?o }
Showing triples 1 to 54 of
54
with 100 triples per page.
- Basic_skills abstract "Basic skills can be compared to higher order thinking skills. Facts and methods are highly valued under the back-to-basics approach to education. Facts are learned one at a time, in isolation, as compared to an integrated curriculum which combines fields of learning. They are learned from a book or teacher as compared to constructivism or student-centered learning where the learner constructs his or her own knowledge. Direct Instruction is based on teaching basic skills. They are learned for academics sake rather than in context or \"real life\" as compared to project-based learning. Critics who dismissed some mathematics as \"Rainforest algebra\" find pages filled with information about rainforests, the environment, or even shoe companies like Nike but very little information on how to actually solve the mathematics exercises. A basic skills test is generally a multiple choice which tests for one area of knowledge, as compared to a standards based assessment which requires an open response that requires integrating many different areas of knowledge such as communication, problem solving, mathematics and science on a science item. Mathematical skills such as borrowing or long division are learned without adding cultural context such as multiculturalism or ethnic heritage or issues of social justice. Facts are learned in sequence, rather than spiraling. Some curriculum frameworks specify that students in all grade levels as early as Kindergarten will learn elements of number sense, algebra, geometry, statistics, mathematical communication, problem solving in nearly identical wording between grade levels.Teaching methods that emphasize basic skills tend to be compatible with traditional education rather than student-centered standards based education reform. Materials that are primarily marketed to homeschoolers such as Saxon math and Modern Curriculum Press are based on emphasis on basic skills. Such curricula typically require much less teacher training, less expensive and smaller books, and do not require purchasing expensive expendable materials such as scissors, paste, paint, beads as is required by reform mathematics curricula such as Investigations in Number, Data, and Space.Most local, state and federal education agencies are committed to standards based education reform, which is based on beliefs which conflict with the outcomes of traditional education. The goal is that all students will succeed at one high world-class level of what students know and are able to do, rather than different students learning different amounts on different tracks, producing some failures and some successes. Higher order thinking skills are emphasized by the new standards. A widely cited paper by Constance Kamii even suggests that teaching of basic arithmetic methods is harmful to learning, and guided the thinking behind many of today's commonly used mathematics teaching curricula.".
- Basic_skills wikiPageID "6980594".
- Basic_skills wikiPageLength "4498".
- Basic_skills wikiPageOutDegree "41".
- Basic_skills wikiPageRevisionID "668270594".
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Apprenticeship.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Category:Education_reform.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mathematics_education.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Constance_Kamii.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Constructivism_(philosophy_of_education).
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Direct_Instruction.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Further_education.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Higher-order_thinking.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Homeschooling.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Integrative_learning.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Investigations_in_Numbers,_Data,_and_Space.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink List_of_abandoned_education_methods.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Literacy.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Mathematically_Correct.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Modern_Curriculum_Press.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Multiple_choice.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink NAPLAN_test.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink National_Council_of_Teachers_of_Mathematics.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Numeracy.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Problem_solving.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Project-based_learning.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Reform_mathematics.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Saxon_math.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Skills_for_Life.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Standards-based_assessment.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Standards-based_education_reform_in_the_United_States.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Student-centred_learning.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Traditional_education.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink United_Kingdom.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Vocational_education.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Year_Five.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Year_Nine.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Year_Seven.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLink Year_Three.
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLinkText "Basic Skills".
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLinkText "Basic skills".
- Basic_skills wikiPageWikiLinkText "basic skills".
- Basic_skills wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Basic_skills subject Category:Education_reform.
- Basic_skills subject Category:Mathematics_education.
- Basic_skills type Redirect.
- Basic_skills comment "Basic skills can be compared to higher order thinking skills. Facts and methods are highly valued under the back-to-basics approach to education. Facts are learned one at a time, in isolation, as compared to an integrated curriculum which combines fields of learning. They are learned from a book or teacher as compared to constructivism or student-centered learning where the learner constructs his or her own knowledge. Direct Instruction is based on teaching basic skills.".
- Basic_skills label "Basic skills".
- Basic_skills sameAs Q4867051.
- Basic_skills sameAs مهارات_أساسية.
- Basic_skills sameAs m.0gzr88.
- Basic_skills sameAs Q4867051.
- Basic_skills wasDerivedFrom Basic_skills?oldid=668270594.
- Basic_skills isPrimaryTopicOf Basic_skills.