The Philosophy of the Whole-Language Teaching Approach Is Best Captured

question 85

Multiple Choice

The philosophy of the whole-language teaching approach is best captured in which of the following expressions?

• A) "Language fundamentals and basics first; composition second"
• B) "Hooked on phonics"
• C) "Integrating language learning with everyday learning"
• D) "Structuring language curricular events to ensure proper sequential development"

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