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                Is this an example of a structured,or an unstructured, or a child-initiated activity?
 
Mrs. Bates watched David work a puzzle
that he had chosen from the ones she
put on the table. She listened and commented when David made guesses at
the correct location for the pieces.
Is it an unstructured activity?
Thanks for helping
            
            
        Mrs. Bates watched David work a puzzle
that he had chosen from the ones she
put on the table. She listened and commented when David made guesses at
the correct location for the pieces.
Is it an unstructured activity?
Thanks for helping
Answers
                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    It seems to me that a structured activity is one that the teacher directs -- such as a group project or discussion.  But that didn't happen here.  The child chose to work on the jigsaw puzzle.  Therefore, it must be a child-initiated activity.
    
                    Answered by
            Anonymous
            
    Flannel board stories encourage the language arts skill of __________ more than other skills.
 
A. listening
 
 
B. writing
 
 
C. speaking
 
 
D. reading
    
A. listening
B. writing
C. speaking
D. reading
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