Which statement best describes the relationship between language development and reading?
a. Reading is thought of as using one's own language ability to understand the author's message. Thus, language must be fully developed before children can begin reading instruction.
b. Reading is thought of as figuring out how to read the words in print. Thus, students who do not develop language skills must practice phonetic analysis of words in order to learn how to read.
c. Reading is thought of as using one's own language ability to understand the author's message. Thus, language learning is an important part of learning to read.
d. Formal reading instruction begins much later in the kindergarten year. Thus, language development is not as important as it was once thought to be.
c
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A. the age difference between older and younger generations narrows B. younger generations accept the beliefs and assumptions of older generations. C. older generations contend that the schools are getting better and better. D. older generations question the value and actions of younger generations.
_______________ involves the combination of several single schemes into a multiple-scheme play experience in symbolic play.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which of the following best describes the funding of urban school districts compared to their suburban counterparts?
a. Since the needs are greater, urban districts are better funded than are suburban districts. b. Since the majority of funds for districts come from states, the funding of urban and suburban districts is about equal. c. The funding of large urban districts, such as New York and Los Angeles is better than their suburban counterparts, but the funding of medium-sized smaller urban districts is similar to their suburban counterparts. d. Since property taxes are higher, suburban districts are better funded than are urban districts.
Which federal provision requires that children with disabilities be provided with a free, appropriate public education?
What will be an ideal response?