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james0929

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If you were to create a brand new language to use with others on a desert island, what decisions would you have to make to do so?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

It is important to conduct planned follow-up for all types of training ___.
 
  a. because behavior change is not likely to follow a one-shot training session
  b. because it is not likely that all the staff was able to attend the original session
  c. because sometimes teachers have too much on their minds so information needs to be repeated
  d. because in-service training is expensive



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Answer to Question 1

1.which sounds and gestures would be used.

2.what rules would be necessary.
3.what arbitrary signs (symbols) would be selected for what sounds.
4.what sounds blended together would create meaning.

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
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