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Mr. Rinna posted words on the whiteboard to give students a clue about the topic of the text they would be reading. This strategy is known as:
A) Close reading
B) Tiered instruction
C) K-W-L strategy
D) Prevoke, or Vocab-o-gram

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Creating Inclusive Classrooms: Effective, Differentiated and Reflective Practices

Edition: 8^th

Author: Salend

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