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Research has found that teachers should read or tell stories to children daily. In order to enhance

Research has found that teachers should read or tell stories to children daily. In order to enhance comprehension and interest, when should the teacher discuss the story?
A) before reading the story only so students can think for themselves while she reads
B) after reading the story only so the teacher doesn't give any answers away
C) both before and after reading the story, but with different purposes for each time
D) the next day so students have time to practice at home

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Literacy Development in the Early Years: Helping Children Read and Write

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Author: Morrow

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