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nummyann

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Teachers can prompt productive classroom discussion through the use of five teacher talk actions. What statement below reflects the type of prompt to elicit student reasoning?
◦ You used a hundreds chart.
◦ Ricardo said that he used a draw a picture strategy.
◦ Who also used similar strategy as Ricardo?
◦ Let's take some time to think about the strategies.
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Reply #1 on: Feb 18, 2021
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