Instruction in the primary years often focuses on the development of metalinguistic concepts. This means that primary students will be encouraged to
A) focus consciously on specific linguistic concepts such as word, sound, blend.
B) learn how to respond to indirect requests.
C) be able to articulate (produce) vowel blends.
D) be able to articulate (produce) consonant clusters.
A
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environment?
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