Reasons Children Speak in The Classroom: Class: Number of Learners: Length of Lesson: Teacher Observed
- The document summarizes reasons why students spoke in an English language classroom of 27 4th grade students with a focus on phonics.
- It lists 10 different reasons for students speaking including repeating words after the teacher, answering questions, asking questions, speaking to partners during activities, and other informal reasons like chatting or saying they are tired.
- It provides an assessment of how frequently 4 different students (Aljoori, Maryam, Mona, and Reem) spoke for each reason on a scale of one to five stars.
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Reasons Children Speak in The Classroom: Class: Number of Learners: Length of Lesson: Teacher Observed
- The document summarizes reasons why students spoke in an English language classroom of 27 4th grade students with a focus on phonics.
- It lists 10 different reasons for students speaking including repeating words after the teacher, answering questions, asking questions, speaking to partners during activities, and other informal reasons like chatting or saying they are tired.
- It provides an assessment of how frequently 4 different students (Aljoori, Maryam, Mona, and Reem) spoke for each reason on a scale of one to five stars.
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