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1
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amplifying voice

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Resonation

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Highness and lowness

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Pitch

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Softness and loudness

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Volume

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4
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Many a child____

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IS

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5
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A lot of people____

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ARE

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A lot of water _____

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IS

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7
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extra description to subject

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Appositive

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NEWSPAPER

stand on issue

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Editorial

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9
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Father of Purposive Communication

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Aristotle

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Father of Modern Communication

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Alexander Graham Bell

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First Language (L1)

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Acquisition

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Second Language (L2)

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Learning

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13
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Basic function of communication

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Social interaction

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14
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Conventional ways of disseminating information have involved into______

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digitization

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15
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MODEL

public speaking

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Aristotle

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MODEL

Influence to audience
Thank you speech

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Aristotle MODEL

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MODEL

5W

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Laswell

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MODEL

Medium/Channel is important

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Laswell

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MODEL

mother of all models

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Shannon-Weaver

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MODEL

introduced Noise

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Shannon -Weaver

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MODEL

*No interpreter
*with transmitter (phone)

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Shannon -Weaver

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MODEL

SMCR

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Berlo

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MODEL

SMCR (meaning)

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Source-Message-Channel-Receiver

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MODEL

Emotion

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Berlo

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25
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MODEL

Field of experience

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Schramm

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MODEL

coding and decoding are two essential process

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Schramm

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27
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MODEL

no beginning
no end

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Eugene White

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MODEL

spiral

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Dances Helical

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MODEL

complex
circular

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Barlund Transactional

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30
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LINEAR MODELS

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Aristotle
Laswell
Berlo

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TRANSACTIONAL MODELS

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Barlund
Shannon-Weaver

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INTERACTIONAL MODEL

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Schramm
Eugene White

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33
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MODEL TYPE

one-way

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Linear

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34
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MODEL TYPE

role reversal
interdependence

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Transactional

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35
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MODEL TYPE

Circular

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Interactional

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36
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MODEL TYPE

Social Media

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Interactional

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37
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information prior to sending messages

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Feedforward

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38
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preface
table of contents
book covers
teasers

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feedforward

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39
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effect of speaker on the listener

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feedback

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40
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communication about communication

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metamessages

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41
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lower to upper level communication

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upward

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42
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higher to lower level communication

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downward

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43
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equal level of communication

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lateral

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44
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from different levels of communication

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grapevine/ crosswise

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45
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the ENVIRONMENT where communication takes place

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CONTEXT

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46
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intent
manner

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Mode of communication

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47
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NOISE

external
environment

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Physical

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48
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NOISE

internal
body

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Physiological

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49
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NOISE

mental
emotional

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Psychological

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50
Q

NOISE

Language
Dialect

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Semantic

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51
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STYLES

ignoring own personal rights

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Passive

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52
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STYLES

ignoring others rights

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Aggressive

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53
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STYLES

direct
honest communication

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Assertive

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54
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STYLES

appearing passive but acting aggressive

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Passive-Aggressive

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55
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im + possible

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structural analysis

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56
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She lives _____ Colon St.

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on

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57
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MAXIMS

who?

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Paul Grice

58
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MAXIMS

Give enough information but not too much

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QUANTITY MAXIM

59
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MAXIMS

Be truthful. Based your information on evidence

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Quality Maxim

60
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MAXIMS

Stay relevant to the topic

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Maxim of Relation/ Relevance

61
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MAXIMS

Be clear. Avoid ambiguity.

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Maxim of Manner

62
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9C of Effective Communication

Who?

A

Michael Osborn

63
Q

Avoid jargon

A

Clarity

64
Q

Reasons why essays are written

A

Inform
Explain
Persuade

65
Q

Little to no preparation

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Impromptu

66
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with outline
little preparation

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Extemporaneous

(Less than 30 mins)

67
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DRAMA

reveal INNER throughts

A

Soliloquy

68
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DRAMA

reveal judgement/ hidden secrets

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Aside

69
Q

DRAMA

reveal previous events

explain character choice of action

A

Monologue

70
Q

DRAMA

many characters

A

Dialogue

71
Q

General Purpose of Speech

A

Inform
Persuade
Entertain

72
Q

LEVELS OF COMMUNICATION

A

1- Intrapersonal
2- Interpersonal
3- Small Group
4- Public
5- Mass

73
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CONTEXT

straightforward

ex. English, German

A

Low-context

74
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CONTEXT

indirect

ex. Asian

A

High-Context

75
Q

thesis statement

statement you want to be accepted

A

Claim

76
Q

grounds
support the claim

A

Evidence

77
Q

connects claim to evidence

A

Warrant

78
Q

overall direction of content

A

Proposition

79
Q

PROPOSITION

belief in something is or is not

A

Proposition of FACT

80
Q

PROPOSITION

something good or bad

A

Proposition of VALUE

81
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PROPOSITION

something should or should not be done

A

Proposition of POLICY

82
Q

use in project and organizational management

A

RACI MATRIX

83
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RACI MATRIX

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Responsible
Accountable
Consulted
Informed

84
Q

*Internal communication

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Memorandum

85
Q

*motion raised

A

Minutes of the meeting

86
Q

PARTS OF LETTER

where you could send a reply

A

Return Address

87
Q

PARTS OF LETTER

5 lines from top

A

Dateline

88
Q

PARTS OF LETTER

Name, position, organization of the receiver

A

Inside address

89
Q

PARTS OF LETTER

“Sir/Madam…”

A

Salutation

90
Q

PARTS OF LETTER

in text form

A

Body

91
Q

PARTS OF LETTER

“Respectfully yours,….”

A

Complementary close

92
Q

PARTS OF LETTER

signature

A

Signature line

93
Q

Salutation for formal

Business letter

A

Colon ( : )

94
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Salutation for informal

Friendly letter

A

Comma ( , )

95
Q

Use for private email

A

BCC
Blind Carbon Copy

96
Q

Most popular and easiest business letter

A

Full block

97
Q

NOT BASIC PART OF LETTER

A

Attention Line

98
Q

indicates intended recipient

A

Attention line

99
Q

RESUME

work history

A

chronological resume

100
Q

RESUME

skills and experience

A

Functional Resume

101
Q

RESUME

chronological + functional
history + experience

A

Hybrid Resume

102
Q

RESUME

for specific job

A

Targeted Resume

103
Q

*brief / direct details for job application

A

Succinctness

104
Q

also called Progress Notes

A

Interim Notes

105
Q

SIGNS

legally prohibited

A

Regulatory

106
Q

SIGNS

building / territory

A

Infrastructural

107
Q

SIGNS

Promotes product

A

commercial

108
Q

SIGNS

violates
ex. graffiti

A

Transgressive

109
Q

LEAD

summary lead

A

Straight Lead

110
Q

LEAD

conventional lead

A

straight lead

111
Q

LEAD

common in news articles

A

straight lead

112
Q

LEAD

5W and H

A

Straight lead

113
Q

LEAD

start with relevant story
two related stories

A

Anecdotal lead

114
Q

LEAD

start with where story take place
LOCATION

A

Scene-Setting Lead

115
Q

LEAD

Journalist personal experience

I ,WE, US

A

First-person lead

116
Q

LEAD

Dramatic
attention grabbing

A

Zinger lead / Novelty lead

117
Q

KACHRU MODEL

A

Inner circle- english speaker

Outer circle- second language

Expanding circle- Foreign language

118
Q

Personal attack

A

Ad Hominem

119
Q

solve problem abruptly

A

Deus Ex Machina

120
Q

solution to all problem

A

Panacea

121
Q

“You too!”

Ikaw din naman

A

Tu quoqe

122
Q

Previous affect present

A

Gambler’s Fallacy

123
Q

Lahat naman, majority

A

Bandwagon

124
Q

theory focused on word identification

A

Automaticity

125
Q

Prose

Tagalog

A

Tuluyan

126
Q

Prose example

A

Fiction and non fiction

novel, fable, essay

127
Q

Poetry

A

Di tuluyan

128
Q

abruptly release air

A

plosive

129
Q

The company’s project proposal for the next season _____ within the approved budget

A

is

130
Q

BERLO SMCR model EXCEPT

A

code

131
Q

UNAIDED communication

A

body language

132
Q

AIDED communication

A

objects

133
Q

Who?
Says What?
What Channel?
Whom?

A

Laswell

134
Q

what is inside the chest in “Small Key” by Paz Latorena

A

old belonging of wife

135
Q

In English verse, a poetic foot having 1 stressed syllable followed by 1 unstressed
syllable is

A Trochaic B. lambic

A

Trochaic

136
Q

light dramatic
stereotype characters

A

Farce

137
Q

Tablets in Sumerian city of _____

A

Ur

138
Q

The car is a gluton for gasoline

A

eats up a lot of gas

139
Q

Pentameter lines sonnet

A

10 syllables

140
Q

Last two lines of sonnet

A

couplet

141
Q

DRTA means

A

Directed Reading Thinking Activity

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