When an adult reproduces a child’s utterance as a semantically similar expression, but adds new information to model more complex language, the best word to describe what the adult is doing is _____.
a. recasting
b. offering joint attention
c. using child-directed speech
d. code mixing
a. recasting
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a. reads and sends nonverbal cues b. contributes to the plans of others c. establishes social status in the play group d. negotiates roles and rules
One of the common learning and behavioral characteristics of students with related disabilities is
a. hearing loss. b. vision loss. c. cerebral palsy. d. disorders of attention. e. breathing problems.
To get transition planning meetings off to a good start, one of the most important compo-nents is to begin with
A shared goals and values B. past experiences C. what usually works with other students D. all of the above
A student wishes to convince another student of her argument. If she truly wishes to be convincing, what should she do?
a. She should appeal to the other students’ emotions. b. She should cite authorities in the field’s opinions on the topic. c. She should be aware that she might make errors in her reasoning and carefully cite her sources. d. She should be aware that she might make errors in her reasoning and consider ways to disprove as well as prove her theory.