Explain the double bind that young other-than-English-speaking preschoolers may face as they attempt to learn English in their classrooms
What will be an ideal response?
One needs to be socially accepted by peers, but this means that one needs to be able to speak the language of peers.
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Emerging as a distinct literary form in the nineteenth century, the short story's popularity was spurred by:
a. Don Gallo's Center Stage. b. Lori Carlson's American Eyes: New Asian American Short Stories for Young Adults. c. Edgar Allan Poe's Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque. d. Walter Dean Myers' 145th Street Stories.
Which change often happens in toddler programs as children get older?
a. The child moves from a schedule based on the teachers’ needs to one that is more consistent to an adult schedule. b. The child moves from a schedule based on parents’ needs to one that is more consistent with teacher needs. c. The child moves from a schedule based on adult needs to one that is more consistent with his or her physiological needs. d. The child moves from a schedule based on his or her physiological needs to one that is more consistent to an adult schedule.
The ability to identify skills you learn from everyday activities will serve you well when preparing for a job.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Backward mapping begins with which step?
a. Planning lessons. b. Assessing students' knowledge of the topic to be studied. c. Selecting and analyzing standards to be met. d. Conducting an interest inventory.