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A few students in Diane Sand's class have difficulty reading their textbooks independently. Of the following, the best way to help these students would be for the teacher to:
A) provide more time for reading
B) read the text aloud to students before asking them to read it independently
C) ask them to read the pages at home with a parent or sibling
D) excuse them from the assignments and not expect them to read aloud

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Literacy for the 21st Century: A Balanced Approach

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Author: Tompkins

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