Do you consider yourself a strategic comprehender? Explain
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Answers will vary. If students consider themselves strategic comprehenders, they should justify their answer with one or more examples from the following list of comprehension strategies: figuring out where the meaning is breaking down, selecting a comprehension strategy to address the problem, trying out a strategy, determining whether the strategy is working, and trying another strategy if the first one is not successful.
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The essential ability to hear phonetic likenesses and differences in phonemes and words is called _______ _______
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Glaucoma refers to the situation when:
a. There is a buildup of pressure in the anterior chamber of the eye. b. There is a clouding or opacity of the lens. c. The vision in one eye deteriorates in one eye while the brain uses only the image from the other. d. All of the above.
A digraph is
A) two letter sounds blended into one sound. B) an example of transitional spelling. C) an example of invented spelling. D) two letters representing one sound.
Good after-school programs do all EXCEPT
a. always have their children complete homework as soon as they arrive. b. provide opportunities for sports and outdoor games. c. provide nutritious snacks. d. provide challenging activities that children don’t get in school.