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kodithompson

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How have basal readers been adapted to address the requirements of the Common Core State Standards?
 
  A) Vocabulary is emphasized less.
  B) They have not been revised to address the Common Core.
  C) More nonfiction material is included.
  D) Less nonfiction material is included.

Question 2

When a teacher introduces a text and models a particular strategy, the process is called
 
  A) differentiating instruction. B) reinforcement.
  C) extension. D) guided reading.



courtney_bruh

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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