Dual-Language Instruction, Formerly Known as Bilingual Education, Involves

question 99

Multiple Choice

Dual-language instruction, formerly known as bilingual education, involves:

• A) two teachers speaking the same language at the same time.
• B) a teacher speaking both English and the native language of the learner during instruction.
• C) speaking only English during instruction.
• D) using both direct and indirect instruction in the classroom.

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