Multiple Choice
How does guided reading differ from shared reading?
A) Students usually complete a guided reading activity independently, whereas the teacher usually reads the text in shared reading.
B) Guided reading is usually oral; shared reading is usually silent.
C) Guided reading is usually conducted in large groups; shared reading is conducted in small groups.
D) Informational text is used for guided reading; narrative text is used for shared reading.
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