Kindergarten teacher Cassie Bond invited her students to dictate sentences about their class trip. The teacher wrote the children's sentences on large chart paper and then helped them read those sentences. This example shows a teacher using:
a) Predictable Texts
b) Systematic Phonics
c) the Reading Workshop Approach
d) the Language Experience Approach
d
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A) Hives that spread. B) Skin that is red and blistered. C) Difficulty breathing and talking. D) Swelling of the eyes or mouth.
There are a good number of children who are not proficient readers or have literacy problems in American elementary schools
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Describe gender differences in cognitive abilities and provide some specific examples. Discuss the roles that biology and the environment play in the manifestation of these differences
What will be an ideal response?
Cronbach conducted a study in 1950 that found students most often do what on a true-false test when they don’t know the answer?
a. select false b. select true c. select true or false in even proportions d. found no significant differences