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Listening and Speaking Skills Quiz The most effective strategy to enhance a first-grade student's ability in following oral directions would be: - describing the correct order of rotation in Learning Center time and then doing appropriate activities. Students are presenting oral reports on books that they read over the summer. Which of the following would be most appropriate for students to include at the conclusion of their oral presentation? - A summary of the main points Since very young children (age birth-4) learn oral language through family and friends, the early childhood teacher should first establish a common language among all the students. This can be achieved through: - labeling items throughout the room. pointing to words while reading picture books. Pragmatics is: - the study of language in its use. Some of the primary purposes for having students speak orally are to: - make good choice of words, pronounce clearly, control grammar, clarify information, and speak to different audiences. Students in a fourth-grade classroom are having difficulty with their oral language skills. The teacher knows that they must have many