What are the possible causes of the following error? When counting these lines (l l l l l l), the student ends up with 7
What will be an ideal response?
The students may make a coordination or a rote counting error. A coordination error involves a student touching an object before or after saying the number associated with that object and usually results in counting incorrectly. A rote counting error may involve skipping a number in the counting sequence or saying the numbers in the sequence out of order.
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Literature circles involve an intensive consideration of a book in order to
A. teach important comprehension skills needed by readers. B. engage students in dialogue about their issues and connections to a book. C. determine whether students have read and comprehended the book. D. complete study packets of worksheets about a book.
Regarding the normal school in the United States, which of the following statements is TRUE
a. Horace Mann was a major influence in the development of normal schools. b. Normal schools played a major role in bringing women into the teaching profession. c. Many well-known universities began as normal schools. d. The first normal school opened in 1839 in Lexington, Massachusetts. e. All of these answers.
What is the difference between automaticity and fluency?
What will be an ideal response?
To develop Mode 2, you should ask what-if questions about ways to use what you have just learned in several different situations
A. True B. False