Sixth-grade students in Nancy Loving's class did not use context clues when they encountered unfamiliar words. The most effective way to teach these students about context clues would be to:
a) ask them to underline unfamiliar words as they read
b) develop a miscue analysis chart
c) have the teacher model use of context clues as she reads aloud
d) have the teacher form guided reading groups
c
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a) The answer raises suspicions that you are hiding something or lying. b) You are not really trying to answer the question. c) You did not tell what you did specifically in giving assistance. d) The answer indicates you are not skilled in handling situations of this type.
People who have been abused as children may experience what health risks as adults?
a. drinking problems b. aggression c. depression d. all of the above
A mother's breast milk changes in composition to meet the infant's nutrient needs.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Imagine the value of a statistic is greater than the critical value for ? = .05 but less than the critical value for ? = .01. Which is the MOST appropriate way to report the level of significance?
a. p < .01 b. p > .01 c. p < .05 d. p > .05