Teachers can use drama techniques to support sociodramatic play by all of the following ways except:
a. taking an indirect role in the play which allows the teacher to withdraw such as pretending to have an "office upstairs"
b. using props such as a play phone to communicate indirectly
c. providing a prop for children such as a Red Cross armband or a stop and go sign
d. taking a central role that allows the teacher to direct the children's dramatic play event
d
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A. How well students understand what they read B. What reading level the student is able to read independently C. How well the student can write a written response to reading D. How accurately and at what rate a student can read
Educational programs that combine academic liberal arts courses with preparation for a career are most likely to be found in:
a) trade and technical schools c) colleges and universities. b) apprenticeship programs. d) adult education programs.
One of the differences between conventional and emergent reading is that
a. emergent reading involves decoding. b. conventional reading is a right brain function. c. emergent reading needs to be taught. d. conventional reading originates from outside the child.
Jeremy has severe autism. He does not interact with others socially and his intellectual functioning appears to be very low. However, Jeremy has extraordinary ability as a pianist (though he is not interested in performing for other people). Which term best describes Jeremy?
A) Asperger syndrome B) Rett syndrome C) autistic savant D) gifted