alleryA teacher sits beside a child, codes the reading, then asks for a retelling. What is this?
ARunning record
BKWL chart
CWord sort
DStory board
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Running record
1. The teacher sits next to the pupil and records the reading with a specific code.
2. A retelling and comprehension questions follow.
3. This is a running record; KWL, word sorts and story boards do not use a coded reading record.
_Source: Wikipedia, Reading comprehension, Running records_
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