As Caregivers Read Books to Their Children, They Provide Children

question 20

Multiple Choice

As caregivers read books to their children, they provide children with opportunities to develop many skills. However, not all reading interactions are similar. Which statement best captures the idea of dialogic reading?

• A) Dialogic reading encourages children to read on their own without much guidance.
• B) Dialogic reading is a style that allows children to test loud, quiet, and charismatic voices when reading.
• C) Dialogic reading is a style in which adults ask questions to prompt children to participate and engage.
• D) Dialogic reading is a style where an adult reads to the child, while making sure the child is listening.
• E) Dialogic reading provides children with a deeper understanding of how language is used.

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Definitions:

Habit Reversal

A variation on positive practice overcorrection that involves having students practice a behavior that is incompatible with the inappropriate behavior.

Bites Nails

A common behavioral habit where an individual chews on the nails of their fingers, often driven by anxiety or stress.

Grasp Pencil

The action or skill of holding a pencil correctly in a way that allows for effective writing or drawing.

Contingent Exercise

A procedure similar to overcorrection that requires a student to perform a behavior that is not topographically related to the misbehavior.