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The main advantage of thematic units is that they

The main advantage of thematic units is that they
A)   incorporate a naturalistic, organic view of literacy learning based on everyday life.
B)   group students appropriately for instruction based on studentsʹ abilities, not subject areas.
C)   allow teachers to draw language and literary understandings from the children, without speaking for them.
D)   help students build connections among reading, writing, listening, speaking, and viewing.

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