State three benefits to language development from adult-toddler storybook sharing
What will be an ideal response?
When adults share books with toddlers, there are several ways in which their language development is enhanced. Storybook sharing exposes children to more complex syntactic structures, as well as enriched vocabulary. When the storybook has a rhyming text or features alliteration, phonological knowledge is enhanced. Additionally, storybook sharing enhances pragmatic development as children are introduced to different forms of language and written words.
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A. previous beliefs.
B. knowledge of misconceptions.
C. inability to reason at a young age.
D. desire to separate what is believed from what is observed.
Working mothers are the parents who feel guilt. _________________________
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. using morphological rules. b. using nonlinguistic communication behaviors. c. experiencing message distortion. d. interpreting a communication message.
What steps did Shiah, Mastropieri, Scruggs, and Fulk (1994-1995) use to train students with mathematics learning disabilities to use a computer program?
A) Read the problem, paraphrase the problem, visualize, hypothesize, estimate the answer, compute, check your answer. B) Hypothesize, estimate the answer, compute, check your answer, read the problem, paraphrase the problem, visualize. C) Read about the problem, Think about the problem, Decide the operations, Write the math sentence, Do the problem, Label the answer, and Check every step. D) Write the math sentence, Do the problem, Label the answer, Check every step, Read about the problem, Think about the problem, and Decide the operations.