Three of the following strategies should be effective in working with English language learners. Which one is unlikely to be effective?
a. Especially in the early years of English instruction, speak more slowly and clearly than you might otherwise.
b. Teach reading skills almost exclusively by using books written in English rather than in students' native language.
c. When teaching academic subject matter, make a very gradual transition from students' native language to Englishperhaps a transition that takes 5 to 7 years to complete.
d. When students work in small, cooperative groups, encourage them to use their native language if doing so helps them communicate with one another more effectively.
Question 2
A person's level of intelligence compared to an average person of the same physical age.
a. chronological ageb .mental age
c. physiological age
d. intelligence quotient
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English and Dani basic color terms.
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