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Jocelyn used a modified direct instruction for a thematic instructional unit on measurement in her fifth-grade class. Instead of assigning homework for independent practice, however, she replaced the homework with a team study, game-like scenario. She followed up with a quiz covering the content. She found her students really enjoyed the instruction. Based upon the scenario, Jocelyn best displayed:
A) STAD.
B) Jigsaw II.
C) guided discovery.
D) lecture-discussion.

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Educational Psychology: Windows on Classrooms

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