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lb_gilbert

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A planned discussion refers to those actions and statements by the teacher that are designed to
 
  a. permit open interaction between student and student.
  b. permit open interaction between student and teacher.
  c. require all participants to follow a set of guidelines for acceptable discussion behavior.
  d. All of these answers.

Question 2

An example of when to use a planned beginning is when the teacher is ready to:
 
  a. initiate a discussion.
  c. prepare students for a field trip.
  b. introduce a film.
  d. All of these answers.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D



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