Sensory registers are
a. perceptual stimuli
b. instantaneous environmental changes
c. "holding systems" that briefly maintain representations of stimuli
d. cash registers that operate by touch
c
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The main emphasis in President Bush's Early Education Plan (2002) deals with
A) early social skills. B) early reasoning skills. C) early language skills. D) early math skills. E) None of these answers are correct.
How can teachers understand their students' mental schemes?
What will be an ideal response?
Supporters of the directed reading-thinking activity (DRTA) approach believe that children are, by nature,
a. unfocused. b. slow to form their own opinions. c. curious and inquiring. d. unable to formulate questions.
Explain ways that teacher can become familiar with and use evidence-based practices
What will be an ideal response?