At age 3, Michelle could scribble, her crayon tightly grasped in her fist. By age 4 she could color neatly in the lines of her coloring book. By age 5 she could better control a pencil and write her name legibly. This progression most clearly illustrates:
a. integration
b. differentiation
c. synaptogenesis
d. an executive function
B
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Which foundational science contributes systematic and logical approaches, processes, and procedures for understanding phenomenon and solving problems to the study of informatics?
a. science b. visual arts c. social studies d. mathematics
Classroom design varies as a function of all the following except
A. layout and location B. age, number, and behavior profiles of students C. levels of supports required by students with disabilities D. availability of funds for equipment
Your composition instructor asks you to read a poem and explain its meaning, using information from the poem to back up your analysis. Your instructor is asking you to comment on which element of fiction?
A. plot B. setting C. theme D. point of view