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Praxis II Special Ed

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Which of the following teaching methods describes an appropriate phonemic awareness lesson for first grade students?

Clapping out the syllables in a word
Diagramming sentences on the chalkboard
Written book reports
Watching a movie about a book

Explanation

Answer: A-Clapping out the syllables in a word is a strategy sometimes used by kindergarten and first grade teachers to help students hear the sounds in each word. Saying words in slow motion or writing words that rhyme are also examples of phonemic awareness lessons for first grade students.

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