Decontextualized Language Use Refers To

question 46

Multiple Choice

Decontextualized language use refers to:

• A) situations when children use language and tell stories that do not relate to the context of their social situation.
• B) written language and to "words that stand on their own."
• C) learning to read when the topic is unfamiliar to the reader.
• D) using written forms of language that are new to the writer.

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Definitions:

Common Identity

a form of social identity that is shared by members of a group, which influences their behavior and how they relate to one another.

Diverse Groups

Comprise individuals from a variety of backgrounds, cultures, ethnicities, and perspectives, contributing to a rich, multifaceted environment.

Research

The methodical examination and analysis of materials and sources with the goal of establishing facts and deriving new insights.

Diversity

The variety of differences within a population, including race, ethnicity, gender, age, and many other factors.