When a Child and Adult Look at a Book Together

question 67

Multiple Choice

When a child and adult look at a book together and actively talk about it, switching the role of asking and answering questions about it, it is the process of

• A) the PEER sequence.
• B) phonetic training.
• C) dialogic reading.
• D) balanced reading.

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Definitions:

Communicative Ability

The capacity to convey information, thoughts, and feelings through various forms of language, symbols, or actions effectively.

Prosimians

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Allogrooming

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Concealed Ovulation

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