All of the following statements describe high-frequency sight words EXCEPT which one?
A. They often convey less information than lower frequency words.
B. They comprise the first 625 words that fledgling readers should know.
C. They can be less memorable than low-frequency words because their referents are often less clear.
D. They often are not spelled the way they sound.
B
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Regularization and overextended speech describe a mature phenomenon that occurs in most preschoolers' speech
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Attempting to view your center from the standpoint of the children who attend it is known as:
a. a behaviorist approach. b. A "top-down" approach. c. A "bottom-up" approach. d. A Montessori approach.
Which one of the following examples best illustrates the concept of situated motivation?
a. Nathan gets extremely upset when he gets anything less than a perfect score on a test paper, probably because his parents have always expected him to be perfect at everything he does. b. Last year Ophelia was bored to tears in history class, but this year she loves history because her teacher seems to make the subject come alive. c. Polly is afraid of water because once, when she was a little girl, she almost drowned. d. Quinton would really like to play on his high school basketball team, but because he's quite short, he has settled for what he considers to be second-best: being on the wrestling team.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Much educational research is written in a way that values and respects the day-to-day experiences of teachers.