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A first-grade teacher is concerned about several students whose sight vocabulary is very limited. Which of the following would be the most effective strategy for the teacher to use to help the students increase their sight vocabulary? - ANS A. Providing explicit instruction using think-alouds, to improve oral reading fluency B. Providing explicit instruction in writing words, to improve memorization C. Providing explicit instruction in letter-sound correlation, to improve phonemic awar...

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What country did not have a colonial stake in America? -ANS-China Countries who were rapidly involved in the colonization of the New World -ANS-European countries and Portugal The end to hunting, gathering, and fishing of prehistoric people was due to -ANS-development of agriculture the early ancient civilizations developed systems of government -ANS-to regulate and direct the economic activities of the people as they worked together in groups Charlamagne's most important influence ...

fluvial civilizations -ANS-Civilizations that arose in river valleys (Mesopotamia, Egypt, etc.) Fertile Crescent -ANS-Cradle of civilization from the Persian Gulf to the Sinai Peninsula (coined by Egyptologist James Breasted) Mesopotamia -ANS-The location of the first civilization, the Akkadians, led by Sargon Sumerians -ANS-Mesopotamian civilization. Invented the wheel, developed irrigation, cuneiform. Code of Hammurabi -ANS-Famous Babylonian Code of Laws Darius -ANS-Built a coll...

Anion -ANS-A negatively charged ion. It is formed by adding electrons to atoms or molecules. Cation -ANS-A positively charged ion that is formed by removal of electrons from atoms or molecules. Ionic Crystal -ANS-A crystal that is made up of two or more elements. The positive and negative ions are arranged in a definitive pattern. They are held together by electrostatic attraction. Some examples include sodium chloride and cesium chloride. Lattice -ANS-A three-dimensional arrangement of...

Anion -ANS-A negatively charged ion. It is formed by adding electrons to atoms or molecules. Cation -ANS-A positively charged ion that is formed by removal of electrons from atoms or molecules. Ionic Crystal -ANS-A crystal that is made up of two or more elements. The positive and negative ions are arranged in a definitive pattern. They are held together by electrostatic attraction. Some examples include sodium chloride and cesium chloride. Lattice -ANS-A three-dimensional arrangement of...

augmentative communication -ANS-methods and devices that supplement existing verbal communication skills negative reinforcement -ANS-a response or behavior is strengthened by stopping, removing or avoiding a negative outcome or aversive stimulus positive reinforcement -ANS-A stimulus presented after a response and increasing the probability of that response happening again. differential reinforcement -ANS-the implementation of reinforcing only the appropriate response (or behavior you w...

Sociolinguistics -ANS-The study of how social conditions influence the use of language Code Switching -ANS-Interspersing one language with another Dialect -ANS-Complete system of verbal communication (oral or signed, not written) with its own pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar; often associated with regions or social groups Pragmatics -ANS-The study of how the context impacts the interpretation of language Phonology -ANS-The way in which speech sounds form patterns Phonemes -AN...

Reading Fluency -ANS-refers to the speed, inflection and accuracy with which students read, either orally or silently. In order to have this skill, students must be able to decode, or break down into segments, words that adhere to the common rules of the English alphabet. For those words that are not easily decoded, students must build their vocabulary of "sight words," which are recognized without the need to decode Shakespearean sonnet -ANS-lyric poem of fourteen lines with the rhyme sch...

Reading Fluency -ANS-refers to the speed, inflection and accuracy with which students read, either orally or silently. In order to have this skill, students must be able to decode, or break down into segments, words that adhere to the common rules of the English alphabet. For those words that are not easily decoded, students must build their vocabulary of "sight words," which are recognized without the need to decode Shakespearean sonnet -ANS-lyric poem of fourteen lines with the rhyme sch...