Students with physical and motor constraints often have difficulty learning to read. All of the following should be considered for these students EXCEPT ________
A) proper positioning
B) height of furniture
C) easier text
D) rubber fingertips
Answer: C
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a. an individual who is recognized as world-class in a specified domain b. a child who is unusually precocious in such pursuits as music or mathematics c. a person with an IQ in the range of 180 and above d. someone who has made a profound and enduring contribution to a field
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performs well, but Ms. Arthur herself is almost invisible. She rarely comes to school, doesn't return phone calls, and is known among lower-grade teachers for being unreliable about attending conferences. Miss Jarvis says she thinks a psychological barrier is coming into play. That means a. that Ms. Arthur likely feels intimidated by school authority and therefore doesn't participate. b. that Ms. Arthur disagrees with most of the decisions made by the school, and uses her absences as a means of silent protest. c. that Ms. Arthur is psychologically unstable and may be a danger to Annie or to others. d. that Ms. Arthur doesn't really care about Annie and is basically an unfit mother.
The lesson closing is the one component that can be left out if time is running short
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.