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Karen enjoys teaching kindergarten.  She creates a classroom culture where conversations are encouraged.  Karen asks the student open-ended questions and talks about topics that the children want to talk about.  Which statement supports these practices in Karen's classroom?
◦ Research supports that oral language is the foundation for learning how to read and write.
◦ A respectful environment includes the ability to listen attentively.
◦ Kindergarteners like to talk and use big words.
◦ A supportive environment is helps children feel safe and secure.
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