The Whole-Language Approach Supports That Reading Should Be

question 40

Multiple Choice

The whole-language approach supports that reading should be

• A) taught alone for its own sake.
• B) focused on real-life materials.
• C) integrated with other content areas such as science and social studies.
• D) focused on real-life materials as well as integrated with other content areas such as science and social studies.

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Definitions:

Intelligence

The capacity to acquire, comprehend, and utilize knowledge, resolve challenges, and adjust to unfamiliar scenarios.

Reification

The cognitive process of treating an abstract concept as if it were a real, tangible object.

Abstract Concept

A concept that is not tangible or concrete, often involving complex ideas or qualities such as freedom, love, or justice.

Hypothetical

Pertaining to situations, conditions, or concepts that are possible or imagined rather than real or actual.