When designing an instructional probe, the teacher should
A. plan to implement it only if instruction fails to help the child.
B. first establish a basal level.
C. first identify the area of mathematical performance to be assessed.
D. observe and measure only after instruction has been provided.
C
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a.Sometimes a question is asked by the teacher in order to focus student thinking, without a student b......................Teachers should never ask a question without eliciting a student response. c.When questions are asked by the teacher, responses should generally be expected from students d............................................................................................Both "a" and "c" are true.
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a. Feedback b. Objectivity c. Setting realistic goals for improvement d. Repetition