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luminitza

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Children at the speech emergence stage have good comprehension and can make simple sentences which may have errors but are understandable.
 
  Indicate whether this statement is true or false.

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Discuss the guidelines and curriculum adaptations you would use to include a child who is an English language learner in your class. Give concrete examples for how you would modify your class day using examples from several different curriculum areas.
 
  ANS:10 Clearly detail 8 to 10 guidelines and curriculum adaptations you would make for a child who is gifted. Give concrete examples from 4 to 5 different curriculum areas to support your adaptations and guidelines.
  8 Clearly detail the 6 to 8 guidelines and curriculum adaptations you would make for a child who is gifted. Give examples from 3 to 5 different curriculum areas to support your adaptations and guidelines.
  6 Detail the 4 to 8 guidelines and curriculum adaptations you would make for a child who is gifted. Give vague examples from 2 to 4 curriculum areas to support your adaptations and guidelines.
  4 Detail a few guidelines and curriculum adaptations that might be useful for a child with some degree of advanced cognitive development. Give vague examples for 1 or 2 guidelines or adaptations.
  2 Vaguely mention a few guidelines and curriculum adaptations that might be useful for a child. Give examples that may or may not support these guidelines and adaptations.



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Jevvish

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: T

Answer to Question 2

ANS:10 Clearly detail 8 to 10 guidelines and curriculum adaptations you would make for a child who is gifted. Give concrete examples from 4 to 5 different curriculum areas to support your adaptations and guidelines.
8 Clearly detail the 6 to 8 guidelines and curriculum adaptations you would make for a child who is gifted. Give examples from 3 to 5 different curriculum areas to support your adaptations and guidelines.
6 Detail the 4 to 8 guidelines and curriculum adaptations you would make for a child who is gifted. Give vague examples from 2 to 4 curriculum areas to support your adaptations and guidelines.
4 Detail a few guidelines and curriculum adaptations that might be useful for a child with some degree of advanced cognitive development. Give vague examples for 1 or 2 guidelines or adaptations.
2 Vaguely mention a few guidelines and curriculum adaptations that might be useful for a child. Give examples that may or may not support these guidelines and adaptations.




luminitza

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Reply 2 on: Sep 11, 2018
Wow, this really help


scottmt

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
:D TYSM

 

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