Write a 2-3 (250-500 words) paragraph statement describing/explaining (1) What is meaningful technology integration in the K-12 classroom? – Be sure to allude to some specifics from the learning theories we discussed. (2) How do you plan to incorporate technology into your (future) classroom – again be specific, identifying and keeping in mind the age of your students and subject matter. Feel free to refer to specific technologies though also be sure to again blend in theory. 

The process of decomposition of any substance when in water is

The movement of molecules of a solute from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration is

Which of the following is often found as a component of organic compounds such as amino acids, enzymes, and proteins? 

The covalent combination of two or more atoms is

Marcus wants his friend to participate in a marathon with him, but he’s worried his friend might say no. In order to increase the chances that his friend will say yes, Marcus first agrees to do a favor for his friend. This example demonstrates

The slogan: “The guaranteed way to prevent gum disease” would most likely persuade members of an ______ culture to buy the floss.

True or False? The results of Burger et al.’s (2009, 2011) studies were essentially the same as those obtained by Milgram: Participants were willing to administer shocks even after hearing the learner’s protest.

You know the drill! Freebie: You’re doing great! Take a moment to acknowledge your progress and accomplishments so far this semester. List at least one thing (big or small) that you have done this semester that is worthy of celebrating (e.g., completed a challenging assignment, met an important deadline, made a new connection, etc.)! OR Reflect on the concepts we’ve discussed so far this semester. How do the concepts we’ve discussed in our course relate to your daily experiences and/or what you’ve studied in other courses? Share any connections you’ve noticed.

__________ refers to the idea that we reduce dissonance by justifying the time, effort, or money spent on something that is difficult or turns out to be disappointing.