| Oral Reports | Informal Speaking VS Formal Speaking | Listening |
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Lit Circles
Paideia seminar grand conversations
What are some ways in which students can be invited to share their personal responses to literature?
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In conversation and directed discussion
When does informal speaking happen? (pg. 66)
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A. Listening for rhyming patterns
Which of the following is not a purpose for listening, as mentioned in this chapter?
a. Listening for rhyming patterns b. Empathetic listening c. Critical listening d. Listening for learning A. Listening for rhyming patterns |
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Dominating a discussion
Lack of participation Limited voice projection
Which of the following is a universal oral language concern that may need to be addressed in the middle-grade classroom?
Dominating a discussion Lack of participation Limited voice projection |
Oral reports, interviews, panel discussions, announcements, and impromptu speeches
What are some formal ways a student can organize information? (pg.73)
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True
listening is learned.
True or False |
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