What reading instructional format involves a teacher working with a small, homogeneous group of 4 to 6 pupils at their specific instructional level?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Guided Reading
- Step 1: Guided Reading groups students by instructional reading level for targeted coaching on decoding and comprehension strategies. Step 2. The teacher provides immediate prompting and scaffolding tailored to the group's specific reading level. Answer: Guided Reading. Why not the others: Whole-class lecture does not differentiate; mass assembly is ceremonial; free library lacks targeted coaching.
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