When home schooling first began in the U.S., it was primarily endorsed by:
A) rural families far from schools. B) secular progressives.
C) parents who used to be hippies. D) conservative Christians.
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When home schooling first began in the U.S., it was primarily endorsed by:
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Chapter 9 describes the mirror system. This system could be relevant in neurolinguistics because mirror neurons:
a. are especially important when we want to produce language. b. may allow some access to languages other than English. c. may be especially active when we listen to speech in a noisy setting. d. illustrate a new strategy for assessing lateralization.
Dan Slobin has defined a set of operating principles that together constitute children's language-making capacity. These principles are
a. more difficult for adults to acquire than they are for children to acquire. b. more difficult for children to acquire than they are for adults to acquire. c. written in simplified form, so that children can easily understand them. d. in the form of directives to the child.