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Throughout this class, Building Blocks has been my go to text. I love the strategies and how the text is lined out. I recently went over “Designing and Implementing Instruction.” This section lined out how important it is to pick the right ELO to use. It lined out some key questions to ask when picking a strategy. These questions are, is this teaching strategy likely to be effective, is it normalized, is it useful across the environments, and is it respectful for the child? I loved these questions, because it really puts an effect on the strategies that I use on my target child. There are three steps when it comes to teacher/child interaction. What the teacher does, how the child responds, and then how the teacher responds to that are the

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