CED110 4

Question 1

Reading a variety of texts out loud students can use their inquisitiveness to ask questions and be problem solvers by pr

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Literacy and words

Question 2

Literacy as the reading and writing behavior of young Children that precede and develop into conventional literacy

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CLAY

Question 3

Spoken words consist of phonemes.

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True

Question 4

These refers to techniques, practices, approaches and systems teachers employ in their classroom practice to advance stu

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Teaching Strategies

Question 5

A functionally literate individual can read and understand a job application, write a letter, Comprehend written instruc

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True

Question 6

What is the primary goal of using teaching strategies for the development of literacy skills?

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To improve language proficiency

Question 7

Which of the following is not teaching strategy for teaching Phonemic Awareness

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Listening games

Question 8

Learníng to recognize and articulate cause-and- effect. Learning to recognize patterns when seeing things, data, or info

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CRITICAL THINKING

Question 9

When people are involved in the participatory they are not likely to take ownership of the outcomes and ensure their su

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False

Question 10

In participatory Planning, the community involves members in the planning and design of developnent projects.

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True

Question 11

Explaining what dilemmas are.

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PROBLEM-SOLVING/ REASONING

Question 12

Imagining possible outcomes of things.

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CRITICAL THINKING

Question 13

Which of the following are reading fluency strategies?

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Listening games -; ldentifying andmaking rhymes

Question 14

Functional literacy is the practical skill set needed to read, write, and do math for real-ife purposes, enabling indivi

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True

Question 15

is the ability to read accurately, rapidly and with expression so the reader can process and comprehend what has been re

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Reading fluency

Question 16

It refers to the ability to read, write, speak and listen.

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Literacy

Question 17

Which teaching strategy involves students Working in pairs or small groups to teach each other specific literacy skills?

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Collaborative learning

Question 18

When a kid can start writing or drawing, holding a book, and recognising some letters and their sounds

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Emergent Literacy

Question 19

is the ability to read accurately, rapidly.and with expression so the reader can process and comprehend what has been r

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Reading Comprehension

Question 20

It refers to the development of literacy skills in young children before they formally start reading and writing instruc

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Emergent Literacy

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