To encourage language development in the early childhood classroom, the teacher should:
A) take children's dictation about their artwork.
B) eliminate props and illustrations so that children will visualize events in the story.
C) decline to participate in children's dramatic play.
D) all of the above

Question

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Taking children's dictations about their artwork helps to develop their vocabulary, expression, and sentence structure.

Answer: None 
 Eliminating props and illustrations may hinder a child's ability to understand and visualize a story or concept, as visuals are important tools for language development.

Answer: None 
 Declining to participate in children's dramatic play may limit their opportunities to develop their communication and social skills, as well as their imaginary play abilities.

Answer: A 
 Taking children's dictations about their artwork provides an opportunity for language development and expression, while also incorporating their own interests and ideas.

To Encourage Language Development in the Early Childhood Classroom, the Teacher