Which of the following is not an important print concept to teach young children?
A. capital and lowercase letters
B. difference between print and pictures
C. left-to-right progression of print
D. i before e, except after c
D/Explanation
A. This a concept about print that is useful for children to know.
B. This a concept about print that is useful for children to know.
C. This a concept about print that is useful for children to know.
D. This is a spelling concept that comes after children know basic concepts about print.
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a. collaborative partnerships. b. child advocacy teams. c. barriers and an unfavorable working atmosphere. d. a systematic approach for writing IEPs.
When is duration recording a better choice than event recording?
A. When your goal is to increase or decrease the number of times a student exhibits a behavior B. When you have been able to operationally define the behavior and can graph it C. When behaviors are restricted by the occurrence of an opportunity D. When your goal is to increase or decrease the amount of time a student exhibits a behavior
Thanksgiving activities for kindergarten should include
A) Discussion of British contributions to civilizing the Indians B) Discussion of reasons why the Puritans left England C) Discussion of harvest activities D) All of the above
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A) Mr. Wyman grades students' essays on the causes of the American Revolution, giving the five best essays an A, the next five best a B, and so on. B) Mr. Burghs asks his physical education students to do as many chin-ups and push-ups as they can, and he records the number that each student can do. C) Mr. Carr has his second graders take a quiz on addition number facts over and over again until they can answer all 100 facts correctly within three minutes' time. D) Mr. Morehead asks his fifth graders to spell the 20 words in this week's spelling assignment, and he counts the number of words each student spells correctly.