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Mrs. Janik uses an approach that facilitates the transfer from oral language to written language by capitalizing on her students' linguistic, cognitive, social, and cultural knowledge and abilities. Which method is Mrs. Janik using to teach reading?


◦ SWAP
◦ The modified language experience approach
◦ The linguistic approach
◦ The Reading Mastery Program


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The modified language experience approach



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