Effective teaching strategies that support children's development of syntax and sentence structure are:
- c. Incorporating activities and questions that request both receptive and expressive responses
<h3>What is Syntax?</h3>
Syntax is the understanding behind the formation of sentences. For children to understand how sentences are formed, teachers should help them to build their receptive and expressive responses.
Thus, they can relate the sentences being made to their verbal meanings.
Complete options list:
a. incorporating activities and questions that request only receptive responses
b. incorporating activities and questions that request only expressive responses
c. incorporating activities and questions that request both receptive and expressive responses
d. incorporating activities where children are asked to diagram sentences
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The composer of "The Odyssey" was a greek poet known as Homer. He composed this book near to the 8th century. :)
<span>B. Using emotional gestures to communicate feelings</span>
Answer:
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Explanation:
A lot of kids usually like to do sports, sports is a great way to exercise, and even get kids to interact with each other.
Sports can be dangerous and some points but if your careful it can actually teach valuable lessons to your students.
Using sports the right way can allow not only students to have fun, but even get better in whatever the sport is.
Sports should not be banned because they help kids get motivated and look forward to something they can do that day.
<span> 1) limited omniscient perspective, because she made an inference. (she didn't see with her own eyes)
2) The mom, because "</span><span>“Not so fast, Lara,” I intoned. I stood in the kitchen, staring out the window, with my hands planted firmly on the laminated counter. “Not before you and your brothers make your beds and clean your room.”"
3) There really was a bear
4)"</span><span>I heard the kids grumbling as they did what surely would have been five minutes' work for me, whining that, as they labored, their precious lake was evaporating forever into the mists of time." The lake won't evaporate that fast.
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