Ace the California Teacher Credential Test 2026 – Elevate Your Classroom Game!

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Which methodology is (not) effective for improving students' vocabulary?

Using context clues

Limiting exposure to language

Limiting exposure to language is indeed not an effective methodology for improving students' vocabulary. Vocabulary development relies heavily on a variety of linguistic experiences. When students have limited exposure to language, it constrains their ability to encounter new words, understand their meanings, and see how they function in different contexts. In contrast, effective strategies for vocabulary enhancement, such as using context clues, utilizing affixes and roots, and providing repeated exposure to words, allow learners to build a deeper understanding and retention of vocabulary. By engaging with language in different forms and contexts, students are more likely to expand their vocabulary and improve their overall language skills.

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Using affixes and roots

Providing repeated exposure to words

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