Question

Although he gave minilessons on using text factors, a teacher found that his students were still not internalizing and applying this information. Of the following, the best way to help students internalize the information would be for the teacher to:A) place the students in literature circlesB) demonstrate with a think-aloudC) require students to read nonfiction booksD) provide more time for sustained silent reading

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is option B) "demonstrate with a think-aloud".

Explanation:

Think-aloud literally means to say one thoughts, expecting to other people would hear them. The strategy of describing the thoughts is very helpful for a teacher to achieve that his students internalize the information that is being given. If the teacher uses this approach, the student could see the teacher's perspective and would know what the teacher is thinking when he is using text factors. In consequence, the next time the student tries to use text factors she or he would know for certain what is the teacher approach.