What type of instructional reading approach involves the teacher reading a large-format book aloud while pointing to print as children join in?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Shared Reading
- Step 1: Shared Reading uses enlarged text (Big Books) to model reading behaviors, print concepts, and expressive prosody collaboratively. Step 2. The teacher guides the reading while learners join in on familiar recurring phrases in a supportive environment. Answer: Shared Reading. Why not the others: Independent reading is individual; speed reading is competitive; choral recitation without print lacks visual text modeling.
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