You have been asked to write an opinion editorial for a scholarly educational journal. You are being asked to respond to this question: “Which approach, English submersion or dual language, is best for a bilingual student?”
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: Answers will vary, but may include a detailed discussion of chapter-related key terms and vocabulary (i.e., English submersion and dual language).
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displayed: a. guided discovery. b. STAD. c. lecture-discussion. d. Jigsaw II.
If you involve students in writing rules, you must leave classroom policies to their discretion
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A think aloud is typically conducted __________
A. during the reflection phase of a lesson B. as a step in the writing process C. as the first step of the I.N.S.E.R.T. strategy D. by the teacher, to model for the students
Mrs. de la Rosario teaches math, reading, language arts, science and social studies in a self-contained classroom. According to NCLB and IDEA '04, she
A) must demonstrate competency in all five subjects in order to be highly qualified. B) must pass a state academic subject test in at least four of the subject areas. C) should demonstrate competency in math and reading. D) can be considered highly qualified if other highly qualified teachers in each of the five academic areas approve her lesson plans each week.