Describe how children learn the three components of emergent literacy: phonological awareness, letter awareness and oral language skills
What will be an ideal response?
Phonological awareness: children can learn something about rhymes and alliteration from games and nursery rhymes but in most cases direct instruction and practice are needed to learn this skill.
Letter awareness: through exposure to letters, words, and books, children gradually figure out that letters are part of printed words, and learn the names of the letters and the sounds they are associated with.
Oral language: children learn oral language from conversing often, from listening to books, and from reciting songs and nursery rhymes.
All of these activities promote memory and comprehension skills needed for reading.
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a. preconventional moral reasoning b. postconventional moral reasoning c. conventional moral reasoning d. heteronomous moral reasoning
The stage during which the superego develops as an outgrowth of the resolution of the Oedipal conflict during which the values of parents and their attitudes toward society are internalized is called the:
a. phallic stage b. anal stage c. oral stage d. latency stage
What are some of the limitations of meditation?
What will be an ideal response?
The bereaved today are expected to dress in black, like in earlier years
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.