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Mr. Wonderful

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Students' understanding about the purposes of reading and writing:
 
  a) reflects how language is used in their community
  b) does not develop until the secondary school years
  c) is a result of the time period in which they live
  d) is not related to their literacy development

Question 2

Sue Bader developed a lesson plan to help students understand the CVC pattern by demonstrating its use in the words cat and kit. This is an example of a:
 
  a) phonemic awareness lesson
  b) phonics lesson
  c) fluency lesson
  d) whole language lesson



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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