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A teacher notices that some students in the class have trouble interacting with peers during group assignments. Which of the following will best help students learn more appropriate oral language skills to use in group interactions? A. Assigning students to play a game in groups and then using a rubric to evaluate their interactions B. Rehearsing positive group collaboration by using a script and having students analyze productive conversations C. Requiring students to practice effective social interactions with their parents and siblings at home D. Videotaping a group while the members work together and allowing the class to view the video and then make suggestions for improving communication - ANSWERSOption B is correct because giving students a script provides them with a model of appropriate interaction that they can imitate and recall during future group assignments. Most students in a kindergarten class can identify two words that rhyme. Which of the following phonemic skills is most appropriate for the teacher to address next? A. Naming the beginning sounds in words B. Blending the initial consonant sounds in words C. Pronouncing all the sounds in words with two or three phonemes D. Blending the final consonant sounds in words - ANSWERSOption A is correct because this is the next phase in phonemic awareness development. Students in a kindergarten class are learning to analyze and spell phonetically regular words. They have learned to identify individual phonemes and to blend onsets and rimes. Which of the following is the most appropriate to teach next? A. Vowel-consonant patterns B. Types of syllables C. Short and long vowels D. Vowel diphthongs - ANSWERSOption C is correct because once students have learned the individual sounds made by letters and can blend the sounds at the beginnings and ends of words, they must be able to analyze the vowels within the word and determine whether the vowels are short or long so they can assign meaning to the word as a whole. Which of the following silent reading practices provides the best conditions for students' individual reading improvement?


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