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Which reading and writing strategies (tools) will you use to enhance a unit of study? Why did you select those in differentiating instruction for specific students? Will the differentiation result in improved learning? How will you gather evidence?

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Reading strategies that enhance units of study as well as differentiate instruction for specific students that result in improved learning are as follows: Reading aloud, reading that is shared (teacher and student's) guided reading and reading independently.
Reading aloud helps students internalize the language of the book, gives the listener a sense of the structure of the story, develop the student's vocabulary, helps build upon prediction skills and provides a model of a proficient reader.
Shared reading between student(s) and teacher helps comprehension skills develop, language and story line develop, high frequency words and phonics skills are developed, models good ...

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