According to reader response theory, when reading a poem or story aesthetically, the reader
A) summarizes what the author has said.
B) is carried away by feelings evoked by the text.
C) seeks the author?s message.
D) constructs meaning on the basis of what he or she knows about the author.
B / Explanation:
A) Reader response theory emphasizes the evocation of emotion, expression of feeling, or personal response to a reading selection. It does not particularly focus on summarizing.
B) Reader response theory emphasizes the evocation of emotion, expression of feeling, or personal response to a reading selection.
C) Reader response theory emphasizes the evocation of emotion, expression of feeling, or personal response to a reading selection. It involves understanding the author?s message, but that is not its main purpose.
D) Reader response theory emphasizes the evocation of emotion, expression of feeling, or personal response to a reading selection. It involves constructing meaning, but that is not its main purpose.
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a. The teacher makes sure that guided or directed play is linked in relevant ways to children's fantasy play. b. The teacher observes closely to learn how the competencies, interests and personality of a child complement or conflict with the social challenge of the group setting. c. The teacher prepares children for a major arts project by having them practice isolated skills they will need later. d. The teacher plays parallel to the child in an activity of the child's interest.
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A. Race/ethnicity B. Income level C. Education level D. Language
According to the FOCUS system, for any goal to be effective, it must be:
a. concrete b. abstract c. vague d. flexible