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All of this learning how kids learn got me thinking about coming up with my own test that is similar to the three mountains test: There are two buckets, one with a blue ribbon tied around it and the other with a red ribbon tied around it. The instructor fills one of the buckets with water while the child is watching and asks the child which bucket has water in it, the blue or the red. Once the child responds the instructor removes the ribbons and asks again which bucket the water is in, finally the instructor replaces the ribbons but with each ribbon on the opposite bucket.

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The second thing I got out of the video was the concept of scaffolding, honestly I didn't understand what scaffolding was until I saw the teacher start asking the kids questions, and as they answered questions she adjusted her next question to fit the response. For example the teacher asked, "What happened?" and the child responded, "She made it stop." however, the teacher wanted a slightly better answer so she asked differently; "How did she make it stop?"

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The first take away I got was the fact that the students were able to teach or help each other understand how to do something, such as the one child helping the other to read.