What is the basal/anthology program?
What will be an ideal response?
The basal/anthology program is a traditionally used and proven method for teaching reading. Basals involve a series of readers or anthologies plus supplementary materials that gradually increase in difficulty, following a logical and increasingly advanced step-by-step process that covers beginning reading through the sixth-grade level. They offer a standardized packet of materials, a wide variety of anthology selections, carefully planned units and lessons, and structured methods and devices, as well as a teacher?s manual and a wealth of activities. Once totaling more than a dozen programs, today there are four: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Macmillan/McGraw-Hill, Scott Foresman, and Open Court (SRA/McGraw-Hill).
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insure that sensory experiences occur? What will be an ideal response?
Scriven's approach for the consumer-oriented evaluation approach
a. determines the value of a product by the evaluator's expertise in testing and judging key components of the product. b. uses Eisner's approach to notice the ability attained by the connoisseur. c. requires that one assesses "How good is the product." d. measuring the quality of the product as experienced.
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Briefly describe two examples of mothers being incorrectly blamed for childbearing or childrearing issues.
What will be an ideal response?