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To help struggling readers and writers develop automaticity, teachers should do all of the following except
A) create word walls with high-frequency words and encourage students to use them in writing
B) focus on selected words each week through targeted classroom instruction
C) help students create word banks of high-frequency words they've learned to read
D) decode every word they encounter while reading

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