Answer: the balanced approach
Explanation:
The balanced approach to literacy or to reading comprises of five elements which are:
Phonics which involves teaching learners how to read certain sounds made by each letter.
Phonemic awareness which teaches learners the ability to distinguish one word from the other word.
Vocabulary which teaches learners the meaning of words so that they may use them properly.
Fluency this teaches learners the ability to write and speak the langauge with easy and do it well.
Reading comprehension in which they can apply all of the above elements as they start to now read in order to put into practice their pronounciation, speaking and use of that langauge.
Answer:
national and state governments cooperate to meet citizen needs
Explanation:
Adherents of "marble cake" federalism believe in federalism as a model of cooperation among layers of government: supranational, national, regional, local.
Therefore the local and state governments are not separated spheres, rather they have an interrelationship for common policy and administrative goals.
Grodznis is believed to have first used the term "marble cake" or "layer cake federalism" where the separated layers represent distinct spheres of power that are shared by both state and federal governments
<em>The model assumes a measure of power, resources and programs between all the instances is present and a strong dependency and cooperation takes place.</em>
Local actors are reinforced top bottom to create conditions where citizens feel strongly represented and thus identified.
1. False The Eisenhower administration used this strategy
2. True
3. False Mao Zedong was a Chairman of China
4. True
5. False it was the states North and South
I believe the answer is: <span>organism, ecosystem, biosphere
Organism refers to one single living being. Ecosystem refers to the collection of different types organisms that interacted with the environment around them, and the Biosphere includes all ecosystem, whole atmosphere , and hydrosphere of the earth.</span>
