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Mr. Helmlinger teaches his students to read and spell several words that have common spelling patterns (e.g., tone, phone, cone, bone). What approach or technique is he using in his instruction?


◦ The linguistic approach
◦ The sight word approach
◦ Emphasis on the word's context for decoding
◦ Implicit instruction


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