The most important thing parents can do at home to support literacy is to
a. share books with their children.
b. require the students to read for a set number of minutes daily.
c. advocate for special instruction for their child.
d. let the child determine what he or she will read.
e. turn off the television.
a
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A. research and rest B. eye contact and speaking slowly C. preparation and practice D. evaluation and thinking
John Bowlby noted that "if we truly care for our children, we must…"
a. fund quality early education initiatives. b. build better schools. c. advocate, advocate, advocate. d. cherish their parents.
Unfortunately, parents' unique knowledge about their child is often disregarded or ignored by school professionals who often make decisions ______ to team meetings
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 applies only to persons aged 3 to 21 in educational institutions
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.