a. A teaching practice that involves direct instruction from the teacher with ample opportunities to practice and collaborate.
b. A well-designed sequenced plan of teaching that evaluates learning based on opportunities to practice up until mastery.
b. A well-designed sequenced plan of teaching that evaluates learning based on opportunities to practice up until mastery.
What is the correct order for teaching early numeracy steps?
a. patterns, comparing quantities, creating sets, composing and decomposing numbers, rote counting, number identification, one-to-one correspondance
b. rote counting, number identification, one-to-one correspondence, creating sets, composing and decomposing numbers, comparing quantities, patterns
b. rote counting, number identification, one-to-one correspondence, creating sets, composing and decomposing numbers, comparing quantities, patterns
a. time delay
b. simultaneous prompting
c. system of least prompts
a. yes
b. no
a. time delay
b. system of least prompts
c. simultaneous prompting
a. comparing quantities
b. patterns
c. number identification
a. comparing quantities
a. system of least prompts
b. simultaneous prompting
c. time delay
a. comparing quantities
b. one-to-one correspondence
c. composing numbers
What is explicit instruction?
a. A well-designed sequenced plan of teaching that evaluates learning based on opportunities to practice up until mastery.
b. A teaching practice that involves direct instruction from the teacher with ample opportunities to practice and collaborate.
b. A teaching practice that involves direct instruction from the teacher with ample opportunities to practice and collaborate.
a. number identification
b. rote counting
c. comparing quantities