Question

The instructional strategy that works best to give a child from a culturally different background a sense of security and mastery is:

recounts.
repetition.
using an intermediary.
eventcasts.

i say repetiton.

Answer 1

I agree.

Answer 2

Child: "Doggie."
Adult: "Yes, I see a doggie."
Child: "Doggie run."
Adult: "Oh, yes! See the doggie run in the street."

The preceding script exemplifies an instructional strategy called:


repetition.
redundancy.
storytelling.
progressive matching.


use repetition and redundancy for ex achild playing out side says "see worm" the teacher expands this utterance by saying "yes isee a worm" if the child say that's a worm the teacher can say " oh boy that's a big worm isnt it( this is out of my text book) im so confuse on this please help thanks

Answer 3

This is an example of both redundancy and repetition.

Answer 4

yea what the book say

Answer 5

yea what the book said ..... it also this is an effective way of helping children use longer senctence structures..... i don't what is
correct

Answer 6

they can only be one answer so confuse

Answer 7

oh i got it thanks

Answer 8

Is your book specific about what "it" is in this sentence?

" <b>it</b> also this is an effective way of helping children use longer senctence structures..... "