What is the most important component of any instructional event?
a. What the teacher is doing
b. What is happening in the minds of the students
c. The time required to complete the event
d. None of these answers.
ANS: B
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Children learn many concepts about print. Among the concepts that children learn are the concepts that words are composed of letters, that sentences are composed of words, that a capital letter highlights the first word in a sentence, and that spaces mark boundaries between words and between sentences. These concepts are referred to as
a) book-orientation concepts. b) directionality concepts. c) letter and word concepts. d) readiness concepts.
U.S. statistics show that children who learn English as a second language achieve lower levels of literacy than their English-only counterparts. These statistics
a. show that bilingual children develop differently from monolingual children. b. show that U.S. public education is not serving all children well. c. are confounded with various other at-risk factors associated with lower academic performance, such as poverty. d. show the need to immerse all children in English-only classrooms from the start.
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a. Improved mood b. Being better able to think critically c. Overall well-being d. All of these statements are true