What are heuristics?
A. Heuristics are products of top-down processing; they encourage survey of material prior to reading.
B. Heuristics are devices, tools or mechanisms that help learners discover concepts; at times, these take the form of visual demonstrations.
C. Heuristics are reading strategies in which students read a portion of a story and then stop to verify or reject predictions through discussion.
D. Heuristics are question types that focus on key story elements, questions about (1) characters, (2) settings, (3) the story problem and goal to resolve it, (4) events to solve the problem, and (5) achievement of the goal.
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A. layout and location B. age, number, and behavior profiles of students C. levels of supports required by students with disabilities D. availability of funds for equipment
A Back-to-School Night is commonly scheduled:
a. just after the Thanksgiving break. b. during the week after spring break. c. just before the first report card. d. during the first week or two of school.
Postlingual children who are deaf generally develop better speech, language, reading, and writing skills because their hearing loss occurs
a. after they have acquired speech and language. b. after they have acquired fine motor skills. c. before they have acquired fine motor skills. d. before they have acquired speech and language.