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Response 5

Response 5
by Victor Eaves -
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These strategies include differentiated instruction, repeated reading, vocabulary building, and high-interest materials. Students are known to be inspired by interesting literature; therefore, the use of the leveled library will prove useful in facilitating independent reading, paired reading, and small group instruction.

When dealing with beginning English Language Learners (ELLs), I would employ pictures, vocabulary pre-teaching, and grouping them with more competent students. When dealing with poor readers, I would employ guided reading, fluency models, and oral repeated reading.

Background information should be established before reading.