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deesands

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As a teacher in a heterogeneous class, Mrs. Reed needs to be prepared to make modifications for which of the following groups of students?
 
  a. students working above grade level
  b. students working below grade level
  c. students who are academically or physically challenged
  d. students with limited English skills
  e. all of the above
  f. b, c, and d only

Question 2

What is the main problem with using nonsense words to assess phonics?
 
  a. The test lacks challenge.
  b. Nonsense words are hard to pronounce.
  c. Students are unable to use meaning to help them decode.
  d. Student might guess at the pronunciation based on past experience.


kjohnson

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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

c



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