The primary goal of reflective levels of questioning is to
a. gather a wide variety of responses.
b. elicit a common set of responses.
c. obtain student rationale or reasoning.
d. help students generate criteria for making judgments.
ANSWER: c
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A. phonology B. morphology C. semantics D. syntax
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a. manipulative b. fearful c. high achievers d. responsible
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a. Objective, clear, complete b. Concise, specific, limited c. Functional, clear, socially valid d. Measurable, mentalistic, meaningful
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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