Select, learn, and tell (not read) a folktale to a group of children, using props, if appropriate. Note the differences in telling and reading a story to a young audience.
What will be an ideal response?
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H.M. underwent experimental brain surgery in hopes of treating severe epilepsy. Following damage to his hippocampus, he was unable to ____
a. remember events occurring after the surgery b. remember events occurring before the surgery c. remember previously learned information d. remember a sense of unique and individual selfhood
The primary method of assessing a child's selfÂcare and independence skills is through direct ____________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Perception involves our awareness of:
a. Other people b. Things c. Qualities d. All of these
The ten-structure of the number system is important to extend students thinking beyond counting. All of the activities below reference a strategy for calculation EXCEPT:
a. Using decade number. b. Odd or even. c. Up over 10. d. Add on to get to 10.