Rebecca has good knowledge of letter-sound associations, but has trouble blending these to identify words. Which of these is not a potential solution?
A. Using K-W-L
B. Teacher modeling
C. Practicing letter-sound associations in the context of words
D. Use of Elkonin boxes
A
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. No. Students have no First Amendment rights in the public school setting. b. Perhaps but not all forms of public displays of affection are protected (e.g. groping and French kissing). c. Yes. All forms of public displays of affection are protected in schools. d. No. The U.S. Supreme Court has held that student displays of public affection are based on community standards .
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A. the "separate but equal" doctrine was inherently illegal and unconstitutional. B. the "separate but equal" doctrine should be applied to school sports. C. the "separate but equal" doctrine was still constitutional. D. the "separate but equal" doctrine could be applied to schools.