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Model in which the trainee learns from the master teacher
Craft Model
Model in which is centered on knowledge of self, knowledge of teaching and learning
Reflective Model
What does TKT stand for?
Teaching Knowledge Test
Sounds that babies make during their four months of age
Babbling sounds
TRUE OR FALSE. Lower elementary students are those that are very self-centered, do not work well in groups and respond best to activities relating to their own interests.
False
When an adult repeats words exactly the way the baby says them is call...
Baby Talk
Minor inadvertent mistakes due ot memory lapses
Slip
TRUE OR FALSE. When learners try to express something that is beyond their current level of language processing is call Errors
TRUE
A speech style often used by adults when talking to infants, characterized by shortened sentences, diminutive and reduplicative words, such as doggy and choo-choo.
Caretaker speech
Brain cells who are responsible for information processing through the conversion of electrical and chemical signals.
Neurons
This area of the brain is responsible of the comprehension of speech sounds and is considered to be the receptive language
Wernicke's area
This area of the brain is associated with the production of speech and written language
Broca's area
TRUE OR FALSE. Elementary students work well in groups, they begin to understand cause and effect, and become more aware of the structure of language
TRUE
Is responsible for the higher-level processes of the human brain, including language, memory, reasoning, emotion, intelligence and personality
Cerebral cortex