Why would reading expressively be more predictive of reading success in later grades as opposed to primary grades?
What will be an ideal response?
Reading in primary grades is often word by word, making expression difficult; expression is an indicator of comprehension, and an older reader is more capable of handling reading while thinking at the same time. Older readers analyze texts faster than do primary readers.
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Which of the following is most clearly a component of a child’s nurture?
a. child’s hair color b. father’s foot size c. child’s school curriculum d. mother’s hair color
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
When looking at types of knowledge, “concepts” are either concrete or abstract.
NAEYC suggests providing a minimum of ____ square feet of indoor space for each child in a preschool or primary classroom
a. 25 b. 55 c. 75 d. 35
Which area of concern is best matched with “having enough information and wanting to know more”?
a. unconcerned b. Self concerns c. Task concerns d. Impact concerns