When Spelling, Handwriting, Grammar, Writing, and Reading Are Treated as Separate

question 17

Multiple Choice

When spelling, handwriting, grammar, writing, and reading are treated as separate, unrelated subjects in a classroom:

• A)the segmentation can interfere with students' natural, purposeful use of language.
• B)students can better absorb what they are taught in each area.
• C)students learn the interrelationships between writing and reading.
• D)teachers tend to use writing and reading workshops for most literacy instruction.

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Definitions:

Normative Influence

The impact of social norms and the desire to conform to the expectations of others on an individual's behavior.

Social Approval

The positive endorsement or acceptance by a social group or society.

Social Disapproval

The negative evaluation of an individual or group by others, often leading to exclusion or rejection.

Self-Categorisation

The cognitive process in which individuals classify themselves as members of certain social groups or categories, influencing their behavior and self-perception.