If teachers react to child statements with "yes," "good," "do tell," and similar responses,they reward the child's efforts

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All of these answers are correct. Reacting positively to a child's statement with phrases like "yes" and "good" can reward the child's effort and encourage additional conversation. However, adding new information relevant to the child's topic can enhance the conversation and promote deeper understanding. And longer conversations tend to result when teachers use more pertinent utterances.

If Teachers React to Child Statements with "Yes," "Good," "Do