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Differentiating for instruction is a strategy that is used to meet the needs of every student in a classroom. You have an ELL in your classroom. What will you do in the pre-reading stage of reading to meet the needs of this student?
a. Use concrete experiences, multimedia and photo presentations
b. Increase background knowledge through the reading of articles
c. Integrate the newspaper into the introduction
d. Have students debate the two viewpoints in the text

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Language and Literacy: Content and Teaching Strategies, Canadian Edition

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Authors: Tompkins, Bright, Winsor

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