The movement of tongue, teeth, lips, and palate all affect:
A. Speech.
B. Articulation.
C. Fluency.
D. Phonology.
Answer: B
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begin to pay attention. Later that afternoon during his preparation period, he makes note of his failed attempt to capture the attention of the students with pictures and briefly outlines his altered lecture. Mr. Harvey has a. failed his class by omitting important funny drawings. b. given up on his abilities and skills as an educator. c. exhibited some of the qualities of a reflective teacher. d. missed the point of reflective instruction.
When working with children with ADHD who are taking medication, it is important for the teacher to carefully observe how the medication affects the child and report this to the parents
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Of the following, what is Dr. Wilburn's most likely reaction to Christie telling him what a great teacher he is?
a. He will take the comments at face value; flattery is difficult to see through. b. He will react very positively and view Christie very positively as a student. c. He will react negatively to Christie repeatedly coming in for help, but he will react positively to the compliment. d. He is likely to react positively to Christie asking for help, but he will be skeptical of her repeated compliments.
Although an infant lacks control of his motor skills, his fairly well-developed ability to respond to what is going on around him is due to
a. reception. b. conception. c. perception. d. intuition.