Outline the discriminations related to time that, if not properly taught, tend to cause errors
What will be an ideal response?
The following discriminations related to time tend to cause errors if not properly taught:
Discriminating the direction in which the clock hands move (clockwise versus counter-clockwise)
Discriminating the minute hand from the hour hand
Discriminating minutes (which are not represented by the numerals on the clock) from hours (which are represented by the numerals on the clock)
Discriminating time-related vocabulary; for example, when to use “after” and when to use “before”
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a. True b. False
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What will be an ideal response?
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a. Borderline b. Low Average c. Average d. High Average e. Superior