A Teacher Can Accommodate Individual Differences in the Core Book/anthology

question 18

Multiple Choice

A teacher can accommodate individual differences in the core book/anthology framework by:

• A) using different modes of reading.
• B) breaking the class into three ability groups.
• C) reading the text aloud to everyone.
• D) conducting this instruction when struggling readers are out of the classroom.

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