To better help students develop problem-solving skills, a teacher may make up a problem for students to solve. What is this strategy called?
(a) Deferred imitation
(b) Autosymbolic play
(c) Problem solving
(d) Staging
Answer: (b) Autosymbolic play
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a. easy for an infant to pronounce. b. filled with sounds from a variety of languages. c. repetitive consonant-vowel combinations. d. understood but not necessarily produced.
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Most authorities agree that in accepting and fostering cultural diversity, schools should
A) also provide instruction in skills needed to survive and prosper in the larger context of American culture. B) not require students to learn English if they live in a community that is predominantly non-English speaking. C) identify multiple sets of performance standards so that all students can succeed. D) act as "gatekeepers," requiring that students graduating from high school meet standards of both the dominant culture and the subculture.