Several factors contribute to language development, but one is essential for all forms of language development. Identify this factor and explain why it is so important
What will be an ideal response?
Practice is the factor that is most important for language development. Using language is substantively a skill, all skills are developed with practice, and there is no substitute for practicing. So, for example, the more practice children get with writing, the better their writing becomes. Children should be given as much practice with using language as possible.
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The text suggests that which statement is not true of the proposed MAGIC wall?
a. It could display clocks of the world. b. Students could be "scanned" for attendance as they enter the room. c. Student work at their desks could be displayed on the wall. d. On "inclement technology" days, the wall would, of course, be useless.
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a. Model-lead-test b. Progressive time delay c. Repeated reading d. Language prompts
Asking yes/no questions, tugging questions (Tell me more), guessing questions, and leading questions (Isn't that so?) are examples of which of the following?
A) Good classroom questions B) Questions to avoid C) Good test questions D) Exploration questions