EML1501 Assignment 1 2024

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Which technique is most significant to emphasise the development of oral and comprension of skills?



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1.
Summarising the story


2.
Predicting the story


3.
Retelling the story




4.
Memorising the story



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Fill in the correct option from the options below:
.……………. do not apply to preschool children since they cannot read or write.


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1.
School readiness tests




2.

, Developmental checklists




3.
Standardised tests




4.
Written tests and examinations



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Identify the theory that maintains that play is inherited and the child will engage in behaviors and
activities instinctively.
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1.
The instinct theory




2.
Pre-Exercise theory




3.
The recreation theory




4.
The surplus energy theory



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, Identify the statement that best describes a skill that children specifically develops during story
reading.
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1.
Dancing like the characters


2.
Theme searching


3.
Plot analysis


4.
Evaluation of characters

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Which theory maintains that children do not even need the influence of an adult because language
acquisition is a natural phenomenon.
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1.
Behaviorist approach


2.
Socio-cultural approach


3.
The cognitive and social approach


4.
Nativist theory

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Babies between the stages of 10 months and 13 months are at this stage and are able to understand a
number of utterances from the mother or other caregivers even though they cannot produce any
utterances.
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