How can teachers go beyond class discussions and encourage deliberate responses?
What will be an ideal response?
You can encourage students to engage in follow-up experiences during which they actually do what they have read about and experience what the characters experienced. Often this is not practical, so curriculum integration also provides a way to help students experience a more deliberate response to the text. Curriculum integrations may include writing about what has been read, drawing it, or acting it out. It may also include exploring connections between the text and social studies, science, health, mathematics, and other content areas.
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a. True b. False
To foster theory of mind in your students, you could comment on others’ mental states using which of the following words?
a. brilliant, smart, insightful b. immature, mature, foolish, wise c. think, pretend, understand, believe d. visualize, metacognition, reciprocal
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What will be an ideal response?
Social behaviors are often
A) taught at home but not in the classroom. B) the absence of doing, such as choosing not to spank. C) taught in the classroom but not at home. D) taught by doing, such as yelling. E) None of these answers are correct.