When Poor Language Skills Interfere with a Student's Ability to Solve

question 19

Multiple Choice

When poor language skills interfere with a student's ability to solve mathematics problems, a teacher might choose to employ:

• A) the DRAW Strategy.
• B) the FAST DRAW Strategy.
• C) the SOLVE Strategy.
• D) the Verbal Problem Solving Strategy.

Determine net income and expenditures after deductions.

Solve problems involving rates, such as speed, price per unit, and miles per gallon.

Compute the total cost of purchases including bulk transactions and compute savings in sales transactions.

Analyze financial scenarios to determine the best economic choice among given options.

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Stimulation

The action of encouraging or arousing interest, activity, or growth in something.

Educational Programs

Organized and structured content and activities designed to impart knowledge or skills to participants.

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Pertaining to or involving a sensory organ and its neural connections, often related to hearing loss.

Hearing Loss

The partial or total inability to hear sounds in one or both ears, which can be due to genetic causes, aging, exposure to noise, or other health conditions.