Explain how an understanding of the six elements of communication can help you be a better communicator.
What will be an ideal response?
Understanding the variety of elements in a simple exchange and what you have control over can help you craft your message in the way you most intend in order to get the feedback you need. By controlling the context and channel, for example, you can change the way your message is received-and by understanding the variables that affect the way your receiver interprets your message, you may decide to convey it differently.
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a. True b. False
Contiguity learning is best defined as learning by _____.
a. association of stimuli with responses b. performing a behavior repeatedly until it is no longer satisfying c. the consequences of a behavior changing the occurrence of that behavior d. focusing adult attention on a learner
When children have developmental challenges, we should assume the curriculum will need to be "watered down."
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Print-referencing is a strategy where
a. the teacher directs children to certain printed words. b. the teacher directs children to certain pictures. c. children become Word Detectives. d. the teacher does read-aloud reading.