Studies of Early Reading Show That

question 6

Multiple Choice

Studies of early reading show that

• A) a whole-language approach is the best method to teach reading.
• B) children learn beginning reading best with a basic-skills approach.
• C) kindergartners benefit from an emphasis on phonics, with a gradual emphasis on whole language.
• D) too much emphasis on basic skills may cause children to lose sight of the goal of reading.

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