Teacher-Directed Instruction That Proceeds in Small Steps Resulting in High

question 8

Multiple Choice

Teacher-directed instruction that proceeds in small steps resulting in high student achievement is called

• A) explicit teaching.
• B) higher-order teaching.
• C) rote learning.
• D) time-on-task.

Identify strategies for critically evaluating arguments.

Differentiate between psychological appeal and logical validity in arguments.

Identify and understand the fallacy of division.

Recognize when an appeal to emotion (pity) is irrelevant to an argument.

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Definitions:

Hostile Audience

A group of listeners or spectators who are antagonistic or unfriendly towards the speaker or the presented ideas.

Uninterested Audience

A group of listeners or spectators who show a lack of interest or engagement in the subject matter being presented.

Neutral Audience

An audience that is neither strongly in favor of nor against a particular message or speaker at the outset.

Preparation

The action or process of making ready or being made ready for use or consideration.